In this Jan. 16 photo, a coal train idles in front of the Decker Coal Mine near the Wyoming border in Decker, Mont. The mine once produced 10 million tons of coal a year “like clockwork,” but is now down to less than a third of that volume as contracts dry up amid slackening demand for the fuel.
Read the article: Coal's slow decline: Industry slowdown hits fuel's Western stronghold
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