The United States has enough coal for the next 600 years, according to a new geological survey.
A new federal report has highlighted the massive coal reserves beneath federally managed lands in the United States, emphasizing the potential for centuries of industrial production and energy security . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The United States has enough coal for the next 600 years, according to a new geological survey. DETAIL: According to the country’s Geological Survey , the United States has enough coal to provide energy for the next 600 years. This includes 4.2 billion short tons linked to active mines and an additional 356 billion short tons beneath federally managed public land. The Department of Interior’s estimate, which was published on Thursday, assumes that all coal reserves are used. Wyoming dominates the nation…Open
The CDC expanded the outbreak of cyclosporiasis linked to shredded iceberg lettuce to an additional four states, a CDC official told ABC News on Friday.
It's another Frontrunner Friday. Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) may be having his moment in the spotlight as President Trump targets him. Vice President JD Vance's lead may be dwindling in the polls for the GOP nominee. #elections #politics #presidentialelection
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House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer joined “Wake Up America” to address growing frustration over Senate delays in advancing President Trump’s agenda.
Despite threats from President Trump, the overall average weighted tariff on Chinese goods remained about the same, and is now lower than countries like Brazil and Canada.
