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Posted
23 hours ago, Johnsond said:

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The mine was to be used to dig up coking coal for steel production. It was expected to be able to

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"But the coking coal that was to be produced from this mine would not have been of a high enough quality to be used in the Scunthorpe steelworks, with at least 85% of it earmarked for export. This is because of its high sulphur content."

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/14/rightwing-media-blames-ed-miliband-uk-steel-crisis-net-zero#:~:text=But the coking coal that,of its high sulphur content.

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Posted
54 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

That's about the same number of years as I was taught in my geography lesson circa 1963, much the same was said about copper.

 

Still I take the point  that, plus or minus a few decades, won't alter the fact that with homo sapiens having existed for a few hundred thousand years and worn clothes for  about a100 thousand years  the exploitation of these fossil fuels, and the changes to the ecosytem that have resulted, have taken a blink of the eye in comparison.

 

The bad news is that even after the exploitation of the fossil fuels stops, the changes to the ecosystem won't magically reverse in the same blink of an eye.

Posted
6 hours ago, Steven P said:

and not forgetting with that proven oil reserves we have about 35 years left. Keep using it as we do and our dying breaths to the kids will be "ha ha, you're fcked cause we used all the oil and never put anything in place to replace it, enjoy."

Total bollocks 

Posted
8 hours ago, BillQ said:

Every year we are getting warmer here on earth and it is our use of non-renewable energy that is causing it

You need to get those Chinese told eh 

Posted
10 hours ago, Johnsond said:

You need to get those Chinese told eh 

It's no point saying that they are doing it so we won't neither as it just doesn't work.

Nasty Chinese digging up coal to produce electricity so they can make cheap tat to sell to the rest of the world!

Posted
28 minutes ago, BillQ said:

It's no point saying that they are doing it so we won't neither as it just doesn't work.

Nasty Chinese digging up coal to produce electricity so they can make cheap tat to sell to the rest of the world!

As is often said on here I think the point is passing many by. 
We are doing it they are not is the very obvious and glaring difference . 
A pointless exercise 🤷‍♂️

Posted
1 hour ago, Johnsond said:

As is often said on here I think the point is passing many by. 
We are doing it they are not is the very obvious and glaring difference . 
A pointless exercise 🤷‍♂️

OK, an allegory. 

A ship has several holes in it and is in danger of sinking, do you try and plug the holes in turn or jump in the lifeboat?

Oh, sorry, there's no lifeboats. 

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Posted
11 minutes ago, BillQ said:

OK, an allegory. 

A ship has several holes in it and is in danger of sinking, do you try and plug the holes in turn or jump in the lifeboat?

Oh, sorry, there's no lifeboats. 

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