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18/02/20

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Originally posted by chappy58: ↑

Just don't blame the current or coalition gov, if you seriously thought about it for a minute our existing coal generators should have gone long, long ago and replaced by the HELE versions.

Now if you talk about CO2, just think about how much CO@ gases we could have saved all those years back, but no, the people who complain about it the most have held this country back in moving forward all those years and years ago, like the greens and labor.

Coal will be a generator here for a long time and the sooner we get rid of the old ones the better and move forward with at least one or two new HELE generators which should have already been in the system and operational.

Yes, all that's needed is a brain all those years and years ago, it's called sensible diversity.

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@chappy58; on what basis should anyone let the Coalition off the hook for its long history of environmental vandalism thata's reminiscent of what British Invasion commenced in 1788?
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