Sentence examples for dump coal from inspiring English sources

The United Methodists have committed to dump coal.

A fast-growing, global fossil fuel divestment movement, backed by the Guardian's Keep it in the Ground campaign, is having particular success in persuading investors to dump coal stocks.

Every 10 minutes or so, a customer pulls in, and Rumin or one of his workers uses a truck-mounted scoop to dump coal into an open trailer, or shovels it into sacks to be hauled home in a car boot.

But here's the bottom line: If you dump coal-mine waste in a stream, you are polluting the water.

Some institutions – such as Stanford University – have committed only to dumping coal, while hanging on to oil and gas holdings.

Just last week, a judge approved a $54 million class-action settlement against Constellation Power Generation after it had dumped coal ash for more than a decade in a sand and gravel pit near Gambrills, Md., about 20 miles south of Baltimore, contaminating wells.

The Justice Department, acting on behalf of several federal agencies, filed a brief on Monday supporting a federal judge's ruling that West Virginia cannot issue new permits for dumping coal mine waste within 100 feet of streams, unless the waste causes no environmental damage.

Indeed, several strategies do exist and include; (1) re-mining of dumped coal discard; (2) allowing coal discard dumps to be ameliorated naturally or by accelerating the process through re-vegetation; and (3) disposing of coal discard in landfills (Nemerow and Agardy 1998).

On top of this the company was found to have dumped coal ash into the surrounding bay and filled in a creek.

The House bill suspends clean water standards for the coal companies and utilities that have dumped coal ash along America's rivers, safety rules for the Canadian sponsors of the Keystone XCEL pipeline, and environmental reviews for oil and gas companies operating on public lands.

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