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The new look of Ohio coal mines

On a brisk October afternoon, Ed Spiker stood on a black surface in the middle of a quarry cut more than 100 feet into a hillside near Cadiz, Ohio, flanked on three sides by layers of stone and sediment mapping the region’s ancient history.

2022 PAC Dinner

On October 10, 2022 the Ohio Coal Association will host its annual Political Action Committee (PAC) auction at Undo’s restaurant in St. Clairsville, Ohio.

Doors will open at 5:30pm with food stations opening at 6:00. Adult beverages are included with the food with the price per person at $200.

Congressman Mike Carey our former President and Chairman of the Board will be the featured guest.

Rush Toward Green Energy has Left Us ‘Incredibly’ Vulnerable to Summer Blackouts, Expert WarnsWhy Biden’s New Dawn of Net-Zero Is Looking Like a Dark Day for Labor

Every area of the U.S. could be in danger of experiencing power outages this summer amid a push to convert to renewable energy sources while taking traditional sources of power offline.

“I think the entire country is incredibly vulnerable, because the entire country is facing a huge energy shortage and I don’t think there is any place that is truly safe,” Daniel Turner, founder and executive director at Power the Future, told Fox News.

Recent Blackouts Offer Warning for Ohio Power Grid

Ohio just had a brush with rolling blackouts as a quarter of million people lost power due to storm damage. Losing so much electricity at one time is always troubling. However, it’ s also an unfortunate preview of a similar disaster in the making.