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Features Australia

Business/Robbery etc

14 January 2017

9:00 AM

14 January 2017

9:00 AM

The cost effect on the real world of the ideological fairyland of anti-coal campaigners is now becoming worryingly evident. Not that the financially comfortable, trendy inner-city, coal-bashing greenies who enjoy the benefits of a fossil-fueled society are likely to feel the pain that will, instead, hit those less able to take evasive action – such as lower income groups at home and those suffering energy-poverty abroad.

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