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		<description><![CDATA[Coal fires are a given, but what are the risks? | Those who are evaluating export proposals might do well to examine one little-talked-about peculiarity of Powder River Basin (PRB) coal: it has an unfortunate tendency to spontaneously combust, even in rail cars and stockpiles. To be clear, it&#8217;s not as if coal trains will be delivering blazing cargoes. The threat is likely to be more insidious&#8212;slowly smoldering coal that is perhaps emitting noxious gases into neighboring communities. Yet the severity...]]></description>
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