Win over EPA won’t save Southern W.Va. coal, experts say

Charleston Gazette: This week, West Virginia leaders were painting a picture of the rosy future that could await the coal industry, were it not for the Obama administration. Sprinkled among comments criticizing proposed reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the state’s elected officials made it sound like the good times could be just around the corner for the coalfields — if only the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would get out of the way. Speaking to a coal industry rally in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, Gov.......

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