That’s because the world is still building hundreds of coal fired power stations every year. Simples!
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Please read this
@InsidersABC@smh@theage@AlanKohler@GuardianAus@barriecassidy et al and understand that coal is not dying. Other countries are building coal fired generators to ensure cheap reliable power for their people. Aus with 1.3% of human generated CO2 cnt save worldThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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pity business has stopped investing in it
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The countries which care for their national economies are ensuring reliable energy supplies, while our politicians blindly follow their ideology while destroying our economy. We desperately need to kick out the entire existing political establishment.
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These are the only people that want it, no big banks or businesses. Scientists should experiment holing themselves up for a year with coal burning. They'll be dead end of story
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Why does the article use 1994-95 as the base for comparison of growth? And what about other resources?
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Great export from current mines until the world realises it does want any more. Just we don't need any more mines.
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Imagine what it'll be worth in 200 years time when we've worked out how to use it without killing everyone!
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Killing everyone. Quit the rhetorical hyperbole.
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yeah, science is overrated.
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Not science but group think
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