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stanley cup the Republican National Convention RNC in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S., on July 19, 2016.Bloomberg鈥擝loomberg via Getty ImagesBy Justin WorlandAugust 12, 2016 4:22 PM EDTDonald Trump has promised repeatedly throughout his campaign to save the U.S. coal industry after years of ba
stanley cup nkruptcies and dwindling job prospects for coal miners. On Tuesday, he stood before a crowd in Virginia with Trump Digs Coal signs and declared that he was the last shot for the miners.But experts say Trump plan, to the extent that he has has one, is removed from the tough economic reality of coal, which has been forced to compete with the declining price of alternatives like natural gas and renewable energy sources, even as federal regulations push the U.S. away from fossil fuels. And many believe that Trump possibly futile focus on saving the coal industry detracts attention from the real proposals needed to help coal workers transition into new jobs in a new industry. We really want the solar industry to come to the table now and find ways to get more jobs going in some of these communities that need jobs, says Van Jones, an environmental activist who served as President Obama
stanley tumbler first-term green jobs czar. If wersquo;re concerned about coal country, and I am, we have to do a lot more than just yell.U.S. mines produced about 900 million tons of coal last year, a nearly 25% de
