Indiana’s Coal Industry Still Strong, Attorney General Says

Indiana’s Coal Industry Still Strong, Attorney General Says

Source: Indiana Attorney General’s Office / Todd Rokita INDIANAPOLIS — Coal still powers nearly half of Indiana’s electricity, making the state second only to Texas in coal use with about 26 million tons burned each year. That means steady jobs and reliable energy for homes and businesses. That’s why Attorney General Todd Rokita toured a coal mine in Gibson County on Monday, talking with workers and seeing the industry up close. While he doesn’t…