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limpyhobbler

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8. Things do look pretty grim.

Reply to NoOneMan (Reply #7)

Wed Jan 23, 2013, 07:16 PM

Jan 2013

Might as well make every effort to save the good things. Significant adaptation is going to be needed regardless.

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Retirement of Seven Coal-Fired Boilers Marks 50,000 Megawatts of U.S. Coal to Retire Since 2010 [View all] limpyhobbler Jan 2013 OP

Nice! Let's send that black gold to China NoOneMan Jan 2013 #1

LOL limpyhobbler Jan 2013 #2

Thats OK NoOneMan Jan 2013 #3

Maybe think of it as work for graphic designers. They've been hit hard by the recession. limpyhobbler Jan 2013 #5

Its one of the primary issue NoOneMan Jan 2013 #7

Things do look pretty grim. limpyhobbler Jan 2013 #8

Meanwhile, US coal production is down OKIsItJustMe Jan 2013 #9

Yes, its bottlenecked by export capacity NoOneMan Jan 2013 #10

That's been pointed out before to no avail. (n/t) Nihil Jan 2013 #14

But is that the same amount of ENERGY being exported? happyslug Jan 2013 #12

Coal is filthy nt LiberalEsto Jan 2013 #4

The "WAR ON COAL" Continues happyslug Jan 2013 #6

Coal really dominates the campaigns in that area. limpyhobbler Jan 2013 #11

Price of Coal per ton January 18, 2013 happyslug Jan 2013 #13

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