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billp on May 29, 2008 - 7:17pm

New Mexico has three coal-fired electric generation plants.

Escalante, San Juan, and Four Corners.

Most New Mexico electrical power coal apparently is rated at about 9,000 BTU per pound.

Here's some pics.

Let's see what pnm does?

No email response from former FBI agent Wayne Gilbert yet.

Let's see what the feds do.

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