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       Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: mr.scruff
       Date: February 28, 2013, 11:09 am
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       Daw Mill is shit hot (literally) steam coal  :( AND the mine was
       on borrowed time anyway... great shame.
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       Re: Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: Calum
       Date: February 28, 2013, 11:26 am
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       Bugger!
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       Re: Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: wallis 7090
       Date: February 28, 2013, 1:27 pm
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       Looks like were stuck with smokey russian shit still then mate
       :eek:
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       Re: Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: Wooden
       Date: March 7, 2013, 12:32 pm
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       Bad news today then. The irony is that it looks like the future
       of the mine could have been secured following company
       restructuring.
       56,000,000 tons of coal remain underground.
       Very distressing for the 600+ staff who face redundancy.
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       Re: Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: mistericeman
       Date: March 7, 2013, 12:37 pm
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       --- Quote from: Wooden link ---
       >
       > Bad news today then. The irony is that it looks like the
       future of the mine could have been secured following company
       restructuring.
       >
       > 56,000,000 tons of coal remain underground.
       >
       > Very distressing for the 600+ staff who face redundancy.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Slightly ironic given the nature of most coal mines that water
       hasn't put the fire out ...
       Great shame that the future of this mine has been lost ...I
       cannot help but wonder just how much effort has been put into
       extinguishing the fire beyond turning the forced ventilation off
       .???
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       Re: Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: ashowman
       Date: March 7, 2013, 12:39 pm
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       Bloody annoying this, especially now we have to import gas from
       Russia.
       We have years worth of good coal in this country, we could be
       almost self-sufficient, if only those  :wanker:  mp's would
       realize that wind is not the future.     :loser:
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       Re: Daw Mill mine on fire
   DIR By: mistericeman
       Date: March 7, 2013, 12:45 pm
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       --- Quote from: ashowman link ---
       >
       > Bloody annoying this, especially now we have to import gas
       from Russia.
       > We have years worth of good coal in this country, we could be
       almost self-sufficient, if only those  :wanker:  mp's would
       realize that wind is not the future.     :loser:
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       More like economics (And a camouflaged plan to force "Green"
       power on folks ....
       I still fail to see how the hell it's cheaper to ship coal from
       Poland/Russia etc, than it is to mine it in this country
       ....especially when you factor the job losses and
       landscaping/maintenance involved in shutting perfectly viable
       collieries down AND killing off of communities/towns/and pit
       villages .
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