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September 19, 2017	Where Coal Mining Brings Environmental Benefits	Greg Driscoll, John Stefanko	Can tightly regulated coal mining help undo decades worth of environmental damage caused by the coal industry? A Pennsylvania DEP official, and a mining executive, discuss efforts to remediate water and land in the state’s Anthracite coal region.
May 16, 2017	Carbon Capture’s Clean Coal Ambition	John Quigley	Carbon capture and storage has the potential to dramatically reduce the carbon emissions from the burning of coal. Yet the technology’s boosters need to overcome high costs, and major infrastructure challenges, if they’re to make a dent in emissions.
May 1, 2017	Fossil Fuel Subsidies: Should they Stay or Should they Go?	Gilbert Metcalf	Fossil fuel tax breaks cost the U.S. $4 billion per year. A former Treasury Department Environment and Energy official looks at whether that’s money well spent.
February 28, 2017	How U.S. LNG is Changing the Global Gas Market	Anna Mikulska	U.S. natural gas exports are helping to globalize the gas market, putting traditional buyer-seller relationships to the test and raising the possibility of far-reaching geopolitical consequences.

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