[Toddsterpatriot]

U.S. government officials who engage in regional planning for an area of Wyoming and Montana that supplies 40 percent of the nation’s coal must consider reducing coal mining

"We considered it, we rejected it"

[oldplayer]

///”We considered it, we rejected it”///

That, truly, is the implication of the ruling. This will be the effect once the leftist Deep Staters in the Interior Department and the EPA are shown the door. Unfortunately, a future Obama will use the same ruling to reduce or stop mining.

In the 80’s I was working on uranium deposits near one of the largest mines in the Powder River Basin. The trucks are HUGE, but what I will always remember how giant the tires were. I couldn’t get my mind around mounting and filling up those tires. Many are now solid. Still . . . it was all impressive.

[Paladin2]

All of the US Gov’t is apparently deeply involved in Legislation EXCEPT Congress.

What is wrong with this picture?