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Tata Steel gets interim relief in ₹1,755-crore Jharkhand coal mining demand case
Tata Steel has received interim relief in a dispute over a ₹1,755 crore demand raised by Jharkhand government, with the Revisional Authority under the Ministry of Coal directing the state authorities not to take any coercive action against…
States can build America's affordable energy future
Americans are facing rising energy bills while witnessing a presidential administration with a vendetta against the cheapest, fastest-to-install form of energy. It's a bizarre mix: President Trump tried to shut down an 80 percent complete wind…
Remembering the 'visionary' author of Pennsylvania's environmental rights amendment
This story originally appeared on Inside Climate News. A monumental figure in Pennsylvania's environmental movement passed away last week. Former state legislator Franklin Kury, who was 89, led Pennsylvania to become one of the first governments in…
Alpha Metallurgical Resources Director Courtis Buys Again, This Time $3.2 Million in Shares. Is it Time for Investors to Buy Too?
Kenneth S. Courtis, a Director at Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc. (AMR -1.69%), purchased 15,000 shares of common stock at $210.51 per share on August 21, 2026. SEC Form 4 filing. MetricValueTransaction value$3.2 millionShares…
The Time 10,000 Miners Went To War With The Law
On August 25, 1921, 10,000 miners and their supporters went to war with 3000 coal mine executives and their hired thugs — the largest labor insurgency in American history and the largest civil uprising since the Civil War began — in…
Trump policies to double power sector carbon emissions by 2035: analysis
President Donald Trump's fossil fuel agenda will result in the loss of $700 billion in clean energy investments over the next decade while doubling the power sector's climate footprint, according to analysis published Tuesday. SCROLL TO CONTINUE…
Survey: Cheap groceries linked to higher rates of obesity, high blood pressure
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Here is a look at Tuesday's business headlines with Jane King, who has the latest on cheap groceries being linked to specific health conditions and Walmart entering the tap-to-pay game. A UC Riverside survey found that…
Climate urgency fades as investors rediscover carbon
As John Kite went cap in hand through the corporate towers of Singapore, Hong Kong, Melbourne and Sydney in June, he became quietly confident he could raise the $200 million needed for his NSW coal export terminal. But when it came time for…
A Pocket Full of Slagford - a retro-futurist take on Thatcher-era northern England
Something is amiss in the dingy town of Slagford, and curious scamp Pip Bunting is the only one who can find out what. So quit your mithering, it's time to discover just how grim it truly is up north. A Pocket Full of Slagford is an upcoming…
A simpler mining tax model can mean more revenue for states
India had the talent, enterprise and mineral wealth to grow. A missing element was a system that could unlock value. Before 2014, mineral blocks were allotted at discretion, approvals took years, and investors stayed away. India's mining sector was…
The $10 Trillion Problem A Pizza Party Can't Solve: Company Culture
Chase Fairchild is a business coach, serial entrepreneur, and the CEO of Bolt Marketing. The past decade has presented business leaders with one challenge after another. Covid-19 fundamentally changed where and how we work. The Great Resignation…
Can you read this study and still love football?
The NFL's brain damage problem is even worse than we thought. Caitlin Dewey is a senior writer and editor at Vox, where she helms the Today, Explained newsletter. This story appeared in Today, Explained, a daily newsletter that helps you understand…
Hunger Games Prequel's PG-13 Rating Officially Cuts The Darkest Death From Sunrise On The Reaping Book
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping is already making people lose their heads (or not). The Hunger Games franchise began with Suzanne Collins' dystopian novel in 2008, which expanded with multiple sequels and prequels and led to one of the…
Final designs nearly ready' for new bridge near supermarket
Somerset Council is running out of time to deliver a new bridge in Taunton town centre using central government funding - but says designs are almost complete. The council secured planning permission in August 2024 to remove the existing Morrisons…
Industrial power tariff hike: WBSEDCL says proposed rise capped to DVC area, rates still competitive
Industrial power tariffs in parts of West Bengal are set to rise from September 1, with the state electricity distribution company saying the hike will be limited to consumers in the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) command area, and that rates…
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