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Podcast: On The Coal Road In Gillette, Wyoming

July 27, 2012 | EarthFix
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  • A coal train snakes around the loading area at the Black Thunder mine near Gillette, WY. This mine produces about 10% of the nation's coal. It's the largest in the country. credit: Ashley Ahearn
A coal train snakes around the loading area at the Black Thunder mine near Gillette, WY. This mine produces about 10% of the nation's coal. It's the largest in the country. | credit: Ashley Ahearn | rollover image for more
Bleizeffer

Country music, pickup trucks and dirt roads this week as EarthFix heads to coal country. Ashley Ahearn and Katie Campbell get “coal-curious” with Dustin Bleizeffer, an energy reporter from the Powder River Basin of Wyoming. Bleizeffer has been covering the region known as “The Nation’s Energy Capital” for more than 10 years.

Then get the latest results from a public opinion poll on how people in our neck of the woods feel about exporting Powder River Basin coal to Asia, via the Northwest.



Podcast Extras

Photos from the field in Gillette, Wyoming

Amelia Templeton’s web story Survey Finds Support For Coal Transport Through NW includes photos and data graphics.

Follow this issue on our new Coal In The Northwest page.

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