Coalition opposes use of public funds for coal projects

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A group of public officials objects to using ConnectOregon grants to fuel coal exports.

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Officials object to the use of ConnectOregon grants to fuel coal exports.

As the Oregon Transportation Commission considers sending $7 million in state funds to support oil and coal export projects, opponents are stepping up pressure to halt the projects.

 

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