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October 12, 2022
US Coal Policy Suit Closed After Obama-Era Ban Reinstated
A federal judge in Montana has shut down litigation challenging the Biden administration's coal-leasing policies, two months after he found that the Bureau of Land Management did not fully consider the environmental impact of those rules and ordered it to examine them again.
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August 12, 2022
Obama-Era Coal Policy Reignited Pending Fed Review
A Montana federal judge Friday reinstated a halt on federal coal leasing that was imposed by the Obama administration and then gutted by the Trump administration, saying a federal review needs to be completed to analyze the environmental effects of rolling back the moratorium.
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February 04, 2022
Tribe, Enviros Say Biden Coal Policy Problematic
The Biden administration's decision to walk back a Trump-era order reversing a pause on federal coal sales hasn't, in turn, stopped new leasing, according to environmental groups and tribes that say their suit is plenty ripe to continue.
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January 21, 2022
Wyoming, Montana Back Bid To End Suit Against Coal Leasing
Wyoming and Montana have thrown their weight behind an effort to kill a lawsuit filed by environmentalists who want the Biden administration to put an end to federal coal leasing, arguing that the revocation of a Trump-era order makes the case moot.
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January 14, 2022
Feds Say Coal Activists' Leasing Suit Is Moot
Biden administration officials told a federal judge that lawsuits challenging the federal coal leasing program are moot since they've already revoked a Trump-era order to reopen public land to coal leasing and mining, while challengers berated the administration for driving its climate policy "into a brick wall" by refusing to issue a full moratorium on the program.
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July 07, 2021
Mining Group Wants Coal Activists' Leasing Suit Tossed
The National Mining Association has asked a Montana federal court to end challenges to a Trump-era move to restart the federal coal-leasing program, arguing that the matter is moot after the Biden administration revoked the order at issue.
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June 03, 2021
Biden's DOI Can't Get Suit Over DOI Coal Leasing Paused
A Montana federal judge on Thursday refused to pause litigation challenging a Trump-era U.S. Department of Interior decision restarting the federal coal-leasing program, ruling that ongoing coal leasing creates a "fair possibility" that a stay would damage those seeking to revive a ban on the practice.
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May 19, 2021
States, Groups Fight Coal-Leasing Plan Reinstated By Trump
Groups and states that oppose restarting the federal coal-leasing program told a Montana federal court that the Biden administration is wrongfully refusing to course-correct and is standing by the U.S. Department of the Interior's decision during the previous administration to lift a moratorium on leasing without proper environmental review.
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July 20, 2020
Federal Coal Lease Ban Should Be Reinstated, AGs Say
Several state attorneys general, environmentalists and a Native American tribe on Monday regrouped and took another stab at attempting to revive an Obama-era moratorium on federal coal leasing after a federal judge recently shot down their initial attempt.
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May 22, 2020
Federal Judge Won't Revive Obama-Era Coal Lease Ban
A Montana federal judge refused Friday to reinstitute an Obama-era moratorium on federal coal leasing, saying the Trump administration complied with his order to prepare an environmental review supporting its decision to lift the ban.