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Wyoming Governor Plans Legal Action Against California's Efforts to Block Oakland Coal Terminal
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon plans to take legal action against California's efforts to block a coal export terminal in Oakland, citing its importance for the state's coal industry. The terminal, funded under the Defense Production Act, has faced opposition from California lawmakers who propose environmental reviews. Gordon argues that blocking the terminal could violate the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon plans to take legal action against California's efforts to block a coal export terminal in Oakland, citing its importance for the state's coal industry. The terminal, funded under the Defense Production Act, has faced opposition from California lawmakers who propose environmental reviews. Gordon argues that blocking the terminal could violate the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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