Sentences with phrase «because coal trains»
«Look, if a train derails carrying coal, no big deal,» he said, because coal trains are unlikely to cause significant harm to others nearby when they go off tracks.
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He has used strong words and imagery before to drive home points, including comparing cordons of coal cars heading to power plants to the death trains of the Holocaust (because of the mass extinctions foreseen by many biologists should warming go unabated).
Just because she doesn't call coal plants «death trains» doesn't mean that the implication isn't there.
One reason is that because of all the capital investment (pipelines, coal trains, deals with dictators controlling oil and gas fields) which would be worthless in a nuclear world.