In a Border Town, Drawing a Line on Coal for Mexico (The New York Times 2/10)
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Kickapoo Tribe in Texas opposes coal mining in border town
Posted: Friday, February 10, 2012
The Kickapoo Tribe in Texas is opposing plans for a coal mine near the U.S.-Mexico border.
The tribe is based in Eagle Pass, where Dos Republicas Coal Partnership, a Mexican company, wants to develop 6,300 acres. The tribe also has members across the border.
The city council and the Maverick County Commissioners Court also oppose the project.
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In a Border Town, Drawing a Line on Coal for Mexico (The New York Times 2/10)
In a Border Town, Drawing a Line on Coal for Mexico (The New York Times 2/10)
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