Put off the funeral arrangements; the incompetent South Australian government has, unintentionally, just given the kiss of life to coal against the growing public perception that the Australian industry was dying. The end of the China boom had caused serious financial problems for several coal mining companies. And the rapid growth of local subsidised renewable energy, prompted by global warming fears, had given a big boost to the global warming anti-coal brigade.
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