Arch to export coal through British Columbia port

MINING.com Editor | January 27, 2011 | 12:16 am Energy Coal

NYSE-listed Arch Coal has signed a five-year agreement with Canada’s Ridley Terminals, which will allow Arch to export coal through the bulk-commodity marine terminal near Prince Rupert, in British Columbia. Mining Weekly reports:

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