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kristopher

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6. I don't think it is as far away as it seems

Reply to NickB79 (Reply #5)

Wed May 1, 2013, 04:43 PM

May 2013

You've undoubtedly read my comments on us reaching a critical mass where the winners from new technologies gain the upper hand over entrenched technologies that have been able to dominate the economic landscape.

Once that tipping point is reached, change can happen pretty rapidly. The article makes some excellent points that have a direct bearing on that process. Your posting history shows that you will accept nothing as a positive development except the expansion of nuclear generation, so frankly your opinion isn't very valuable to me.

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Carbon bubble makes Australia's coal industry ripe 'for financial implosion' [View all] kristopher Apr 2013 OP

"a speculative bubble of climate denial, indifference or dreaming" pscot Apr 2013 #1

That's what they said. kristopher May 2013 #8

Coal mine owners should have hedged their bets and diversified their holdings kestrel91316 Apr 2013 #2

"if the world's governments fulfil their agreement to act on climate change" NickB79 May 2013 #3

I doubt investors whose pensions are at risk will think that way nt kristopher May 2013 #4

I'm sure they'll take notice when global coal consumption drops NickB79 May 2013 #5

I don't think it is as far away as it seems kristopher May 2013 #6

Fossil is expensive; GM wants action on climate change; UK coal company goes bust kristopher May 2013 #7