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Trump unveils $2B critical minerals push
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Metal Tech News
President Trump announced more than $2 billion in critical mining and mining-related projects spanning raw materials, batteries, magnets, and mineral processing, alongside more than $180 million in planned and proposed investments aimed at rebuilding America’s mining education and workforce pipeline. ...
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Trump admin ramps up effort to revive coal industry as power demand surges
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Fox Business
At a time of surging power demand, Fox Business visits Core Natural Resources’ Prosperity, PA mine. The segment highlights how coal remains essential to dependable electricity, economic growth, and a secure American energy future. ...
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US estimates federal coal could power nation for 600 years
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Mining.com
Coal beneath federally managed public lands could supply the United States for at least 600 years at current consumption rates, according to a new assessment, reinforcing the Trump administration’s efforts to revive the industry. ...
Press Release
US Department of Energy Announces Selection of Core Natural Resources’ Innovations Group to Pursue Critical Mineral and Material Extraction from Coal
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PR Newswire
CONSOL Innovations LLC, a subsidiary of Core Natural Resources, has been selected for a multi-million-dollar award through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Mines & Metals Capacity Expansion – Piloting Byproduct Critical Minerals and Materials Recovery at Domestic Industrial Facilities funding opportunity. ...
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Western Pa. revolutionized energy extraction with new techniques, technology
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Observer Reporter
America would not be the nation it is today without its vast stores of natural resources. Coal, timber, oil and natural gas have fueled America for generations. Innovations in extracting those natural resources have paved the way not only for America’s industrial growth, but also in quality of life. ...
Editorial
A Legacy Fuel to Power an AI Future
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As artificial intelligence steadily and rapidly works its way into all aspects of our daily lives and businesses, the need for massive data centers to process the enormous amount of information generated will only continue to increase. According to the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University1, data centers are driving a massive surge in ...
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