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CHARLESTON -
One side chanted "We love coal" while the other chanted about the environmental impact.
It was a clashing of opinions at the State Capitol Friday, where pro-coal groups met with environmental groups.
"Just the other day, another miner was killed in Boone County. How many more have to die," argued Boone County resident Dustin White through a megaphone in front of Governor Tomblin's office.
The environmental group chanted through the capitol before being asked to stop using a megaphone by capitol police.
Pro-coal protesters chanted and shouted at the environmental protesters throughout the building.
A growing number of State Police were on scene to keep the peace in the capitol. The rally ended without incident.
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