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-- more mountaintop removal to convert from imported oil to electricity generated by strip mined coal.
Sounds like a wonderful plan to me!
Weighing the alternatives, carbon emissions go down#, oil imports go down, and in a couple of decades renewable wind electricity and/or nuke and/or Quebec Hydro will supplant the coal.
Sorry about the W VA plains, but the higher priority gains out weight the losses.
# The gains in efficiency significantly greater than the carbon of gasoline vs. carbon from coal.
Best Hopes,
Alan