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Cowlitz tribe opposes Longview coal terminal

The Columbian
Published: September 9, 2013, 5:00pm

Cowlitz Indian tribal officials announced their opposition Monday to a proposed coal export terminal at Longview.

The tribe says increased coal shipments on trains and ships could threaten air and water quality along the Columbia River and harm fish.

The Daily News reports regulators plan five hearings to help plan the environmental review for the $643 million Millennium Bulk Terminals project.

Two other coal terminals are proposed in the Northwest. SSA Marine plans the biggest one near Bellingham. Ambre Energy plans to barge coal on the Columbia River from Boardman, Ore., to Clatskanie, Ore.

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