Home Middle Column Europe Burns Coal Fastest Since 2006 in Boost for U.S.: 'Surging imports... Middle Column Europe Burns Coal Fastest Since 2006 in Boost for U.S.: ‘Surging imports from U.S. producers helped cut prices 26% in a year By Marc Morano - July 5, 2012 92 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagscoalenergyeurope Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleSchwarzenegger’s legacy in California — ‘Like a Hollywood horror movie’ — ‘The avg. family will pay an additional $2,500 annually by 2020… state expected to lose an additional 262,000 jobs’Next articleVáclav Havel’s heart melted by global warming: ‘The heart oflate Czechoslovak & Czech ex-president, playwright, & dissident is melting under weight of catastrophic global warming’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Japan’s Canon Institute For Global Studies (CIGS) Presents New Working Paper On Climate Science Data Inconsistencies Climate411 A new working paper has been released, in Japanese – authored by KiryeNet – and it reports that climate change goes well beyond one... Read more General Atomics to ship world’s most powerful magnet to ITER global fusion energy project Climate411 San Diego, June 15 - After a decade of design and fabrication, General Atomics is ready to ship the first module of the Central... Read more Climate Activist Europe Firing Up Coal Plants as Gas Shortage Bites Climate411 As Europe emerges from a harsh winter with depleted gas reserves, desperate European governments are increasingly firing up old coal plants to bridge the... Read more
