Thread: Delight For The Coal Industry
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Old 11-03-2008, 23:00   #2
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Re: Delight For The Coal Industry
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu View Post
I have read in todays Daily Mirror, that UK Coal are taking on experienced miners to open up a seam in Daw Mill, Yorks, and about time as well, l said in a thread several weeks ago, that this is what should be done years ago, the coal industry will provide energy for this country, and it will also provide much needed jobs and secruity for there families, where ever these mines are found, all miners are proud people, and before people start saying that the air will be polluted by coal, don't forget we import coal from abroad still, after all these years, coal can provide loads of things, coal for power stations, for OAPs for coal fire, to save on electricty and gas the ways are endless.
Yes - but it seems to be 'clutching at straws' to me. The reserves are limited, and god knows, I wouldn't want the UK to develop more nuclear-fuelled power stations to store up more trouble for future generations... but I wonder how we could get the coal mines running again? Workers?, management?, delivering?.. it's been a while now.
I'm not convinced that we could set it all up again, or for how long.
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