Coal miners…

[Nosmo King]

Oil, natural gas and coal will always be linked. An all of the above strategy is the best… Fact

Jesus! Just more parroting bullshit from you!

Do you have an original thought in your head?

Coal is being supplanted by natural gas. Fact.

Adapt or perish, rube.

As China leaves America in the dust with developing alternative energy.

But they don't walk their talk...

The Right seems content to allow that to happen in the US.

Silent Spring Must Be Silenced

China had to increase its productivity as quickly as possible. Once it establishes its place as an economic powerhouse, it will only then be able to afford to clean up its act. You spoiled snobs are totally ignorant on how to get things done and what steps must be followed first.

Eco-Eunuchs are the bossy entitled children of the Right Wing who hate their Capitalist fathers, yet still believe what their Daddies told them about their genetic superiority and their hereditary right to rule over the rest of us. They have been toxic from the very beginning. Those who believe in democracy should concede nothing to them and abolish any power they have over our laws.

Is it your contention that the environment and its quality are secondary concerns? Exploitation of the environment in the effort to turn a profit is more important than preserving it?

Should we eschew all environmental regulations are be satisfied that, while we may be working, we are suffering adverse health effects, loss of natural resources and reduced property values?

 

[boilermaker55]

Boy you really are a right wing dumb f*ck.
Wyoming is the only place with coal, well maybe to an imbecile like you.
You are one dumb mother f8cker.

And! it has gone from under ground mining to table top mining.
Where there are less workers needed. But those right wing fools think its all from regulations.

Coal mining is dying and it is not because of Obama. The reason is natural gas is cheap and plentiful. No one wants to live near a coal powered plant..

Where the coal is at there is no real mountains in Wyoming… Dip shit

 

[sealybobo]

And is Powder River 'perfect'? Where do they dispose of their coal ash? Do they have scrubbers on the stacks? Can they burn high sulfur coal?

How close to the Powder River perfect standard do alternatives have to get?

First of all renewables don't feel all gaps, till then it's best with an all of the above strategy.

Powder river is up to the standards that Wyoming requires… That's all that is needed

So you're willing to overlook all the imperfections of coal, but demanding perfection from alternatives. Is your position thought out, or part of a political agenda?

well exactly speaking is that the alternatives aren't actually viable. Coal is viable.

No. Coal is plentiful, but not viable in the long run. It's bulky, dirty and ultimately a finite resource. People all around the globe will argue that alternatives are viable. Geothermal, solar, wind are very viable and used to great effect all around the world.

You can't put wind in the same category as those other ones, wind is a diminishing return and is unreliable and costly… Fact

Hun?
Wind Energy Takes Flight In The Heart Of Texas Oil Country

Georgetown, Texas, is a conservative town in a conservative state. So it may come as something of a surprise that it's one of the first cities in America to be entirely powered by renewable energy.

Either you are misled or misleading us.

 

[Rustic]

First of all renewables don't feel all gaps, till then it's best with an all of the above strategy.

Powder river is up to the standards that Wyoming requires… That's all that is needed

So you're willing to overlook all the imperfections of coal, but demanding perfection from alternatives. Is your position thought out, or part of a political agenda?

well exactly speaking is that the alternatives aren't actually viable. Coal is viable.

No. Coal is plentiful, but not viable in the long run. It's bulky, dirty and ultimately a finite resource. People all around the globe will argue that alternatives are viable. Geothermal, solar, wind are very viable and used to great effect all around the world.

You can't put wind in the same category as those other ones, wind is a diminishing return and is unreliable and costly… Fact

Hun?
Wind Energy Takes Flight In The Heart Of Texas Oil Country

Georgetown, Texas, is a conservative town in a conservative state. So it may come as something of a surprise that it's one of the first cities in America to be entirely powered by renewable energy.

Either you are misled or misleading us.

People up here in the northern plains have tried wind energy, they are abandoning it for solar…

 

[bripat9643]

Idiot thing to say.

Ever heard of computers? Right now, libs/dems are training miners for better work, more modern work, work that has a future, pays well and doesn't poison their water like drumpf is now doing.

I just watched miners on the stage with that lying pos and he did it again. Lied to them.

Last week, he did the same to vets. Got a bunch to go to DC, they paid and had to pay for their expensive DC hotels as well.

Damn trump sat with them long enough for the photo op, then told them they would have the actual meeting in Florida and that they would have to travel there and find hotel rooms. Some of them did and he stood them up a second time to go play golf.

The prick didn't even give them a bumper sticker like he did with the vets group he lied about donating to.

Coal has been dying since the 70s. Its not "clean", like the cheeto lied. Its not "coming back", like the cheeto lied. But, it IS true he's poisoning their water, but he forgot to mention that.

Yeah, right. Because nothing could be easier than teaching a 40 year old coal miners how to write code.

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[sealybobo]

So you're willing to overlook all the imperfections of coal, but demanding perfection from alternatives. Is your position thought out, or part of a political agenda?

well exactly speaking is that the alternatives aren't actually viable. Coal is viable.

No. Coal is plentiful, but not viable in the long run. It's bulky, dirty and ultimately a finite resource. People all around the globe will argue that alternatives are viable. Geothermal, solar, wind are very viable and used to great effect all around the world.

You can't put wind in the same category as those other ones, wind is a diminishing return and is unreliable and costly… Fact

Hun?
Wind Energy Takes Flight In The Heart Of Texas Oil Country

Georgetown, Texas, is a conservative town in a conservative state. So it may come as something of a surprise that it's one of the first cities in America to be entirely powered by renewable energy.

Either you are misled or misleading us.

People up here in the northern plains have tried wind energy, they are abandoning it for solar…

That's just what the liars who want coal are telling you. Maybe what you are hearing is fake news. Because trust me, if what you are saying was true, Texas wouldn't be moving forward with their plans.

 

[Rustic]

well exactly speaking is that the alternatives aren't actually viable. Coal is viable.

No. Coal is plentiful, but not viable in the long run. It's bulky, dirty and ultimately a finite resource. People all around the globe will argue that alternatives are viable. Geothermal, solar, wind are very viable and used to great effect all around the world.

You can't put wind in the same category as those other ones, wind is a diminishing return and is unreliable and costly… Fact

Hun?
Wind Energy Takes Flight In The Heart Of Texas Oil Country

Georgetown, Texas, is a conservative town in a conservative state. So it may come as something of a surprise that it's one of the first cities in America to be entirely powered by renewable energy.

Either you are misled or misleading us.

People up here in the northern plains have tried wind energy, they are abandoning it for solar…

That's just what the liars who want coal are telling you. Maybe what you are hearing is fake news. Because trust me, if what you are saying was true, Texas wouldn't be moving forward with their plans.

No, they are tearing down wind turbines and putting up solar panels… Literally