The Obama administration is cracking down on the coal industry, and mining in general, during August when the government typically takes a break from major policy action.
The Interior Department is advising states to begin holding coal companies accountable for the cost of cleaning up their vacated coal mines, while the mining industry and congressional Republicans are warning that the Environmental Protection Agency is gearing up to impose additional rules during the election season.
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