Power plants burning Montana coal could drop from 50 to 14 in less than 2 decades

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The number of U.S. power plants burning Montana coal is in steep decline as cheap natural gas and age lead to closures, according to a report published this week by state legislative analysts.

Last modified: January 16, 2018

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