13 Sep
Where Britain gets it coal
Great infographics and dat from the Guardian.
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How about some info on where imported coal comes from? Do we still get orimulsion from S America (I think it may have been banned)? How clean is what we get compared with UK coal? What is the energy implication of transporting it here?
A shame the Guardian comment page is closed. It would have been nice to support the first writer – it seems that some people will still go to any length to avoid admitting that closing the deep mining industry was simply political.