Coal no longer king in Navajo Nation presidential election

A historic shift is underway on the Navajo Nation as voters elect a leader who does not support coal, marking the first time in decades a pro-coal candidate is not in the running for president. Historically, coal mining has been a significant economic driver, but there's a growing sentiment among voters to prioritize sustainable and diversified economic practices. This change signals a broader movement towards environmental stewardship and could reshape the region's economic future, reflecting a national trend towards renewable energy and away from fossil fuels.