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Opposition grows over cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs

Opposition grows over cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs

42% Center coverage: 38 sources

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - A coalition of lawmakers, families, and advocates gathered on Capitol Hill Tuesday to voice strong opposition to House Republican proposals that would slash funding for Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The proposals, still under negotiation, are part of broader efforts by Republican lawmakers to reduce federal spending and address the national deficit. However, critics say the proposed cut…See the Story

Black Lung Bulletin Vol. 3 Issue 2 - Appalachian Citizens' Law Center

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Black Lung Bulletin Vol. 3 Issue 2 - Appalachian Citizens' Law Center

Below is our most recent issue of the Black Lung Bulletin, a collaborative publication that incorporates stories and updates from miners and families affected by black lung and experts in the field. The publication is circulated to hundreds of households across the region. BlackLungBulletin Winter 2025 Final Draft Print (1) (2)Download The post Black Lung Bulletin Vol. 3 Issue 2 appeared first on Appalachian Citizens' Law Center.Read Article

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MSHA pauses rule to protect miners from toxic silica dust days before compliance date

MSHA pauses rule to protect miners from toxic silica dust days before compliance date

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One federal government agency is pausing enforcement of a landmark rule designed to protect mine workers from toxic silica dust days before the rule’s compliance date for coal mine operators, citing Trump administration cuts to another agency. The U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration on Tuesday issued a notice to stakeholders that it would temporarily pause enforcement of requirements in the rule finalized in April 2024 until Aug. 18, 2025…Trump Administration · Charleston See the Story

ANNOUNCEMENT: ACLC Welcomes Caroline Rubens As New Fundraising Officer - Appalachian Citizens' Law Center

ANNOUNCEMENT: ACLC Welcomes Caroline Rubens As New Fundraising Officer - Appalachian Citizens' Law Center

We are excited to welcome Caroline Rubens as ACLC’s new Fundraising Officer. Caroline brings more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. She grew up in northern New Jersey and lived in New York City before moving to Eastern Kentucky in 2007.Before joining ACLC, Caroline served as Director of the Appalshop Archive, where she oversaw the preservation of one of the country’s most important collections documenting Appalachian history.…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

National Institute of Health funding cuts impact research across North America

National Institute of Health funding cuts impact research across North America

By: Phone Min Thant, Staff Writer and Hannah Fraser, News Editor In February, the Trump administration undertook a number of “drastic” steps to reduce government spending on healthcare and medical research, according to PBS. On February 7, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced the administration’s policy that would cut research funding by “limiting the amount of indirect funding for research projects” to 15%. This equates to $4 bill…United States · United States See the Story

Advocates call on Congress to make sure coal companies don’t skip out on black lung responsibilities

Advocates call on Congress to make sure coal companies don’t skip out on black lung responsibilities

“Congress needs to get serious about preventing black lung disease, improving benefits for miners with the disease, and ensuring the solvency of the trust fund instead of bending over backwards for the companies that have caused the black lung epidemic," said Rebecca Shelton, Director of Policy at Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center. The post Advocates call on Congress to make sure coal companies don’t skip out on black lung responsibilities appear…United States · United States See the Story

Indiana County backs call for more 'black lung' benefits for miners

Indiana County backs call for more 'black lung' benefits for miners

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Summary of Wednesday's Indiana County Commissioners' meeting.Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania See the Story

Reclamation on hundreds of Kentucky coal mine permits is taking far too long - Appalachian Citizens' Law Center

Reclamation on hundreds of Kentucky coal mine permits is taking far too long - Appalachian Citizens' Law Center

Hundreds of coal surface mine permits are lagging in reclamation progress in Kentucky according to a review of state data by Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center. Reclamation is typically divided into three phases – phase I, phase II, and phase III. As each permit completes the phases of reclamation, a portion of the permit’s bond is released, with completion of phase III bringing final bond release. During phase I reclamation, contemporaneous recl…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article