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Re: Some people just have to learn the hard way.
If you want opportunity of devalued assets , head to Powder River country, and see devaluation first hand -
U P traffic volumes , are telling the tail - - -
IF coal ( 20 decade supply) would have worked along with the clean burn actions, this would have lessened the pain, instead of facing the reality of political antics - - -
Keep in mind, Dwindling, Shortened water supply's , being several, power plants, Achilles Heal - - -
As far as a subsidy's conversation -argument , that might be best, left in the broom closet - - -
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Re: Some people just have to learn the hard way.
Might be a "conservative" concept to leave a small bit of those dwindling hydrocarbons for future generations.
BTW, as far as one of the lesser externalized costs associated with oil, fracking requires an enorrmous amount of wells and they play out quickly. The dire financial situation in the frack industry and insufficent bonding requirements are leaving a big problem of abandoned wells behind.
Sorta the moral equivalent of the Pence Bros. leaving abandoned gas stations behind for the IN taxpayer to clean up.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-pence-family-gas-stations-indiana-20180713-story.html
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