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Trump Efforts to Help US Coal Undercut by Export Drop During Trade War
- President Donald Trump's efforts to support the U.S. coal industry are being hindered by a 14% decline in U.S. coal exports this year, as reported by government studies.
- China has stopped importing U.S. coal, which is a major reason for this decline, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
- The decline follows a 15% Chinese tariff on U.S. coal introduced in February and a 34% tariff in April, according to the EIA report.
- U.S. coal production has increased by about 6% this year, primarily due to rising natural gas prices, as stated by Feaster.
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