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Lignite is coal. Formed over millions of years by decomposing plant material, it’s abundant, low-cost, reliable and environmentally sustainable.
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Joe Friedlander shares his perspective on Texas rolling blackouts
Former North American Coal employee Joe Friedlander, who now lives in Frisco, Texas, joined co-hosts Kate Muggerud and Geoff Simon […]
BARR Engineering, Microbeam and other LEC members work on transformative technology
Nicole Nguyen, chemical engineer with BARR Engineering, joined co-hosts Kate Muggerud and Geoff Simon to discuss her company’s involvement with […]
NDIC approves funding to study economic potential of rare earth elements and critical minerals from lignite
The North Dakota Industrial Commission (Commission) approved funding for a lignite research project on March 30. The project involves evaluating […]
ESGs would harm state’s ag and energy sectors says former ND legislator Bette Grande
Bette Grande, CEO of Roughrider Policy Center, joined co-hosts Kate Muggerud and Geoff Simon to discuss Environmental Social Governance (ESGs) […]
Mined: Lignite Energy in America: a podcast from the Lignite Energy Council. Join hosts Kate and Geoff as they explore industry-related topics.
