On the recordJune 10, 2009
The energy costs for coal are going to go up significantly, recognizing that there is a direct correlation between energy costs and farming.
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congress.govThe energy costs for coal are going to go up significantly, recognizing that there is a direct correlation between energy costs and farming.
Vilsack discusses the impact of rising coal energy costs on farming in Ohio.
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