US EditionWest Virginia attorney general challenges Maryland’s new coal fee plan
- West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey is urging Maryland lawmakers to table a bill targeting out-of-state coal producers, claiming it harms the coal industry.
- The proposed bill would impose fees on coal passing through the Port of Baltimore, impacting coal-producing states, as it is the second largest coal exporting port in the U.S.
- McCuskey argues that the proposed bill could be unconstitutional and would double the cost of sending coal through Maryland.
- Only 2% of the funds from Maryland's Coal Dust Cleanup and Asthmas Remediation Act would support asthma treatment; the rest would help the general fund.
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West Virginia attorney general challenges Maryland’s new coal fee plan
(The Center Square) – West Virginia continues to push other states to protect its coal industry.
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