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BLM and OSMRE seek comments on Coyote Creek coal lease application Environmental Assessment Scoping
Pilot project increase efficiences across two Interior agencies.
OSMRE to Honor Trapper Mining and Peabody Energy at the 2018 Excellence in Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Awards
OSMRE Issues Guidance for FY18 AML Pilot Projects
The guidance covers project eligibility under theAbandoned Mine Land Reclamation economic development pilot program for fiscal year 2018.
OSMRE Honors Partners with 2017 Department of the Interior Environmental Achievement Award
Plan to Add Approximately 160 Acres of Federal Coal to Falkirk Mine Mining Plan Approved Following Supplemental Environmental Assessment
Action authorizes the mining of approximately 2.2 million tons and adds seven months to the life of the mine.
OSMRE Announces Winners of the 2018 Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Awards
Bureau to Honor Five States for Exemplary Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation.
- BLM and OSMRE seek comments on Coyote Creek coal lease application Environmental Assessment Scoping
- OSMRE to Honor Trapper Mining and Peabody Energy at the 2018 Excellence in Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Awards
- OSMRE Issues Guidance for FY18 AML Pilot Projects
- OSMRE Honors Partners with 2017 Department of the Interior Environmental Achievement Award
- OSMRE Presents 2018 Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Awards at Annual Banquet
- Plan to Add Approximately 160 Acres of Federal Coal to Falkirk Mine Mining Plan Approved Following Supplemental Environmental Assessment
- OSMRE Announces Winners of the 2018 Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Awards
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Did You Know?
Most coal consumed in the United States is used to generate electricity.
Coal is classified into 4 types: Subbituminous, Bituminous, Lignite, and Anthracite.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
