DOE FY2015 BUDGET REQUEST WOULD SLASH FUNDING FOR COAL RESEARCH

Karen Frantz
GHG Monitor
3/07/204
The Obama Administration slashed funding for the Department of Energy’s coal research budget in its Fiscal Year 2015 request to Congress this week, proposing $302.4 million for the program, a 23 percent decrease from 2014…

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