KC Golden

Climate Solutions

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Policy Director at Climate Solutions, a clean economy organization based in the Northwest that is part of the Power Past Coal coalition of environmental organizations and other local groups opposing the proposed port developments and increased coal exports

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The US is getting "greener" as coal is replaced by natural gas, which is cleaner and cheaper, but that doesn't mean the coal industry's going away. Its salvation might lie in exports.

China and the Future of Coal in America

The US is getting "greener" as coal is replaced by natural gas, which is cleaner and cheaper, but that doesn't mean the coal industry's going away. Its salvation might lie in exports.

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