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Published 1 year ago

This Coal Mine Has Been Called a "Den of Thievery." Why Is It Still Operational?

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Signal Peak Energy's Bull Mountains Coal Mine in Montana has been called a "den of thievery" by the U.S. Attorney's office. The company was recently levied a criminal sentence and $1 million fine for multiple counts of health and safety violations. Earthjustice and its partners have filed administrative complaints with and petitioned the federal government.

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This Coal Mine Has Been Called a "Den of Thievery." Why Is It Still Operational?

The New York Times just dropped a bombshell on Signal Peak Energy's Bull Mountains Mine

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