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How should the U.S. government help coal communities?

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imageCoal Washer, Clay County, Kentucky, 2007Jfacew/Wikimedia, CC BY-SA

As the United States adopts policies to lower greenhouse gas emissions, some communities will benefit from the shift to lower-carbon energy sources. But others will lose.

Communities that have historically relied on coal production – especially in Appalachia – have been...

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