Inter Press Service: Landmark new policies that have sharply curtailed U.S. financing for international coal projects may be rolled back, the result of a sudden, polarised fight over a little-known government agency here.
The debate revolves around an entity called the Export-Import Bank, which for much of the past century has made federal money available to promote U.S. exports.
In December, as part of President Barack Obama's government-wide push to enact federal policies to counter global climate change, the...