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Lawsuit asks overturn of 4 coal mine approvals

Colowyo and Trapper minesAn environmental group seeking to temporarily halt mining at seven coal mines in four states has sued the federal government, saying Thursday the approval of the mines allowed companies to dig up a combined 1.3 billion tons of the fuel across the Rocky Mountain West, AP reports.

The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Colorado by WildEarth Guardians alleges the Department of Interior approvals were illegal because no public notice was given.

“This first and foremost is a transparency case, but hopefully we can get some review of the environmental impact as well,” said WildEarth Guardians’ Jeremy Nichols.

Nichols said his group will seek a court-ordered stay on mining if a judge agrees

The mines named in the lawsuit are the San Juan mine in New Mexico; Colowyo and Trapper mines in Colorado; Black Thunder, Cordero Rojo and School Creek mines in Wyoming and Spring Creek mine in Montana.

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