Sentences with phrase «coal exports look»

The result surprised me: coal exports look to be an even bigger climate disaster than the pipeline.

Not exact matches

Just look at the absurd situation (my view) as Australia enacts modest carbon restrictions at home while exporting vast quantities of carbon - rich coal to the world's Asian manufacturing hub to be burned.

Since Australia is reliant upon coal primarily for energy and for exports, it's pretty obvious who looks to lose - out if the climate scientists persuade the Australian Public about the scientific facts.

Everywhere you look, people are shutting down fracking wells, stopping coal export facilities, and challenging new pipelines.

Peabody's strategy has been to seek an involvement in coal projects in Mongolia with the aim of exporting to the Chinese market, expand its Australian operations, enter the Indonesian market and look to expand exports from its Powder River Basin mines in the U.S. to supply the Pacific market.

It is also looking at building a large coal export facility in Oregon.

The second passed which called for a programmatic environmental impact statement to be conducted to study the potential impacts of building coal - exporting terminals throughout the Pacific Northwest, rather than one project - specific study looking at the Gateway Pacific Terminal project.

Neither gave interviews during the tour, but some speculated that the trip was an indication that the two were looking to invest in the coal mining project, including coal exports to Asia.

The company is also looking into exporting coal from ports located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.

Clean Energy Asia and many others are even looking at solar PV as a potential export for Mongolia, which already sees about a third of its economy comprised of natural resource exports such as coal, copper, and gold.

Part two of this report will look at what a big increase in coal exports could mean for global carbon emissions — and American utility bills.

Look you've got a great blog here, but unless your side of this arguement comes to grips that the Ausies of South Africa or Indinesia will continue to export very «dirty» coal to India and China most of your arguements are pretty much blowing smoke in the wind...

This time around, we are taking a look at the «business end» of coal - export: the actual mining of the coal.