US EditionTrump Vows to Authorize Coal-Fired Power to Counter China
- Donald Trump declared on Truth Social that he is 'authorizing Administration to immediately begin producing Energy with BEAUTIFUL, CLEAN COAL.'
- The Sierra Club criticized Trump's statement, emphasizing that coal is highly polluting and linked to health issues. Patrick Drupp stated it is 'yet another completely delusional statement by Donald Trump.'
- Doug Burgum suggested increasing U.S. Power production by 10% to 15% to meet energy demands from artificial intelligence while promoting coal as a power source.
- Melinda Pierce of the Sierra Club urged Burgum to abandon the idea of 'clean coal,' highlighting its environmental risks and the need for a transition to clean energy.
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Trump moves to boost coal power despite industry decline
President Trump announced plans to expand coal energy production, though it remains unclear what specific actions his administration will take.Rachel Frazin reports for The Hill.In short:Trump posted on social media that he is “authorizing” increased coal energy production, though the legal basis for this is unclear.His administration is considering using emergency powers to stop coal plant closures, with top officials working on a broader plan.…
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