Sentences with phrase «coal sources»

We will still have nuclear and coal sources of electricity.

This process opens up previously inaccessible coal sources but at the same time produces an enormous amount of debris, which is then disposed of through the aptly named practice of valley filling.

With the aid of vast hordes of police, well stocked coal sources, a media mostly hostile to the trade unionists and as their leader Arthur Scargill would say, a suppliant Trade Union Congress and Labour Party, the strike was brought to an end despite vast amounts of rank and file support.

It's not surprising that India, despite big domestic coal reserves, is shopping in the United States for new coal sources to feed its climb toward electrification, industrialization, and prosperity.

When the fossil fuel sources of these environmental impacts are made to pay the true cost of the pollution created, through mandated updated technological fixes such as improved and more efficient pollution control, limited coal sources, and other mediation devices, the true cost of coal will make other energy sources more viable.

The country remains highly dependent on coal, with coal sources accounting for roughly 73 per cent of China's electricity production in 2014, according to World Bank numbers.

That glut of coal, along with lax environmental regulations, allows miners for cryptocurrency to set up their operations near these rich coal sources, further lowering their costs and boosting their profits.

«Comparisons of wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas and coal sources of power coming on line by 2015 show that solar power will be 173 % more expensive per unit of energy delivered than traditional coal power, 140 % more than nuclear power and natural gas and 92 % more expensive than wind power.

She explains that in all but three grid regions in China, electric vehicles produce more CO2 per mile because of the coal source for the power than the equivalent gasoline - powered car:

The only solution is to cut off the coal source (and unconventional fossil fuels).

Technologies exist to rapidly reduce black carbon emissions from diesel and coal sources, and fast - track mitigation efforts will have an immediate cooling effect.

By the end of the decade brown coal was used to generate 90 per cent of Victoria's electricity supply, with all of the coal sourced from open cut mines under SECV control.

A US Senate report notes, «Comparisons of wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas and coal sources of power coming on line by 2015 show that solar power will be 173 % more expensive per unit of energy delivered than traditional coal power, 140 % more than nuclear power and natural gas and 92 % more expensive than wind power.