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Los Angeles Times
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Oakland coal terminal to use open storage
A proposed coal export facility in Oakland, backed by the Trump administration, could ship over 13 million tons of coal annually, three times the previously approved amount. New reports reveal the coal would be stored in open-air bunkers, contradicting promises of an enclosed facility, raising concerns about dust pollution in a heavily industrialized neighborhood. The project faces legal challenges, uncertain costs, and delays, with a California bill pending that could require additional environmental reviews before approval.
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