[TheRealVille]

Yes, that plant has enough coal to last for three months. The demand is low due to weather, etc. I will give you that. What some don't understand is that the ability of the EPA (given by Obama) to give or not give a mining permit to these companies is what is hurting the industry. Weather like last winter has happened before and will happen in the future. That doesn't help matters, lowering the demand for coal, but it sure doesn't bring down the industry.

What we have now is a foolish administration that is trying to get rid of it completely. You can't deny that. I have been involved in the mining industry for almost 33 years and I'll tell you what; I'm all for regulations and keeping things as clean as possible. But when you are making regulations so impossible that the resulting runoff water is supposed to be purer than the water we drink, it is pretty obvious that you are strongly being attacked to the point to where you're soon gotten rid of.

I know that coal is much-talked about subject on this forum (yes I do read, RV) as it should be. And I understand that people are tired of hearing about it, but it matters people. Those in denial will see.

How did all that coal get there this summer? They didn't have permits to mine it? And, it's not a plant, it's a bunch of coal docks. Btw, I'm glad that you are for keeping it clean.