Coal

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Mud Wizard and Mayhem: Germany’s Huge Anti-Coal Protest is Ongoing

01.19.23

By Jelena Malkowski
Life

Surreal Photos of People Living Alongside Coal Power Plants

03.11.22

By Zoe Whitfield
What Do Australia’s Coal Miners Think of Climate Change?

02.13.22

By Vice Team
News

Many Coal Miners Are Still Getting Black Lung and Thinking About Suicide: Study

09.15.21

By Geoff Dembicki
News

Joe Manchin Makes $500K a Year From One of the Dirtiest Coal Plants in West Virginia

07.28.21

By Geoff Dembicki
Tech

Biggest Coal Mine Workers Union In the US Supports Switch to Renewables

04.19.21

By Edward Ongweso Jr
News

An ‘Eco-Friendly’ Danish Company Is Outsourcing Pollution to West Virginia, Locals Say

03.16.21

By Austyn Gaffney
News

The Coal Industry Is Doubling Down Against Biden’s Climate Agenda

02.18.21

By Geoff Dembicki
News

Goa Gov’t Wants To Clear Protected Forests To Transport Coal. Its Locals Aren’t Having It.

11.06.20

By Shamani Joshi
News

How India’s Ancient Tribes Are Fighting to Save Their Forests From Coal Mining

09.22.20

By Cheena Kapoor
Australia’s Largest Mining Company is Worried Bushfires are Affecting Coal Production

01.21.20

By Gavin Butler
News

These Climate Protesters Tried to Stop a Coal Train in Its Tracks. It Almost Ran Them Down.

12.18.19

By Tim Marcin

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