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Trump Administration Commits $75M to West Oakland Coal Terminal

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Donald Trump announced a $75 million investment for the construction of a coal terminal in West Oakland. This investment is linked to Assembly Bill 40, which mandates a fair and thorough environmental review for the terminal's operation. The terminal was proposed to begin shipping coal out of West Oakland in 2028.

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The investment supports the development of coal shipping infrastructure in West Oakland. Assembly Bill 40 requires an environmental review that will confirm the potential health impacts of shipping coal via mile-long trains.

The Trump administration is pushing the coal terminal while activists plan a gathering in Berkeley.

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  • Donald TrumpAnnounced the $75 million investment in the coal terminal.

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