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Old 11-03-2008, 23:03   #4
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Re: Delight For The Coal Industry

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Originally Posted by scuzz View Post
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 mills 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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