Big Coal Spending $35 Million to Gut Candidates' Climate Positions

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A group backed by the coal industry and its utility allies is waging a $35 million campaign in primary and caucus states to rally public support for coal-fired electricity and to fuel opposition to legislation that Congress is crafting to slow climateย change.

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