Photo by Shawn McHugh

In the spring, state legislators introduced Colorado House Bill 10-1365, also known as the Clean Air, Clean Jobs act, which sought to convert several coal-fired Front Range power plants to natural gas. Those opposing the bill contend its fallout could severely affect the Northwest Colorado coal industry and may mean the loss of hundreds of jobs, like those held by these Twentymile Coal Co. miners.

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