American Consolidated Natural Resources Inc.
American Consolidated Natural Resources and its subsidiary companies employ and manage nearly 3,000 employees and currently manages 4 active coal mines. American Consolidated Natural Resources operates 5 underground longwall mining systems and 10 continuous mining units. American Consolidated Natural Resources will manage the production of over 30 million tons of coal per year. American Consolidated Natural Resources manages and controls over 2 billion tons of coal reserves. Most importantly, American Consolidated Natural Resources operates among the safest underground coal mines in the world. This production and reserve base allows American Consolidated Natural Resources to provide electric utility customers with low cost, reliable, and high-quality coal supplies. ACNR is providing a bright future for you and your family by securing long-term employment opportunities throughout our mining operations.www.acnrinc.com
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Oct 16, 2026
Devin StoneHOST
John also loves to test the boundaries of defamation law, and his most famous legal skirmish was referenced in the Bucky segment.
Devin StoneHOST
In 2017, Last Week Tonight aired an episode about the coal industry that took aim at Bob Murray, the CEO of Murray Energy.
Devin StoneHOST
John accused Murray of fighting mine safety regulations, misrepresenting the cause of the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster, and being less than sincere about his concern for his miners.
Devin StoneHOST
He also compared Murray to a geriatric Dr.
Devin StoneHOST
Murray argued that John's statements were false, and that John knew or recklessly disregarded that.
Devin StoneHOST
Murray said that he and his employees were being harassed because of John Oliver, and he dubbed this negative publicity and backlash as the John Oliver effect.
Devin StoneHOST
He claimed that Murray Energy's website was overrun with messages of, "Eat shit, Bob," and Murray asked the court for a preliminary injunction preventing HBO from rebroadcasting the episode.
Devin StoneHOST
That was a problem for Murray.