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Environmental Profiles for all 2008 Presidential Candidates The Heat is On project, November 6, 2007 “Where the Candidates Currently Stand" The Heat is On

Businesses in the United States", National Cooperative Month Planning Committee, October 2005 (PDF). "Overview of the United States Coal Mining Industry"

Businesses in the United States", National Cooperative Month Planning Committee, October 2005 (PDF). "Overview of the United States Coal Mining Industry"

volatile states in the west regions for ABEC's industry," so its PR work in the state includes issues management, as well as presidential candidate outreach

McGlothlin also noted that the forum planned to invite additional presidential candidates in 2016. Although CONSOL Energy has donated to campaigns on both

volatile states in the west regions for ABEC's industry," so its PR work in the state includes issues management, as well as presidential candidate outreach

itself as "the fifth-largest coal producer in the eastern United States." On its website ARLP states its "customer base includes major utilities and industrial

as spent against Democratic candidates, $11,603,968 for Republican candidates, and $1,000,000 against Republican candidates. The U.S. Chamber reported $32

proposed port developments in the western United States please visit the Coal exports from northwest United States ports article. Load video YouTube YouTube

Act." The company's current mining operations are in Alabama in the United States and its La Loma mine in Cesar Department in Colombia, serving customers

well as investment banking and brokerage. The company operated in the United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Pacific Rim, and Latin

country with the candidates—from New Hampshire to Iowa to South Carolina and on—but it also allowed coal supporters to put the candidates on the spot about

the United States; preserving natural gas reserves "for the long haul" and; banning the use of natural gas for power production in the United States; federal

epidemics." In May 2012, Murray hosted a $1.7 million fund-raiser for Presidential candidate Mitt Romney, whom Murray employees had thus far given more than

subject to US laws, but Dubai has no extradition agreement with the United States, meaning that Mr. Lesar could not be compelled to return to the US to

for George W. Bush’s 2004 presidential campaign. Mack gave $70,000 to Republican candidates and $10,000 to Democratic candidates between 2002 and 2007. In

objectives of Mobil Oil, Dow Chemical, Citicorp, Ohio Bell, Miller Brewing, United States Tobacco Company, the Chemical Manufacturers Association, the Pharmaceutical

financial crisis by magnifying losses associated with the downturn in the United States housing market.” Problems with other Goldman products have also come

at least $200,000 for Bush in the 2004 presidential election. Lehman Brothers gave $130,680 to federal candidates in the 2006 election through its political

company CEO reads prayer to staff, announces layoffs, November 9, 2012 United States and coal