"Whitehaven’s realised thermal price of US$147/t was flat to the...

"Whitehaven’s realised thermal price of US$147/t was flat to the gC NEWC index "

Instead of conflating WHC's $110/t operating cost figure which you bandied about, with the thermal coal price, now do WHC's achieved coking coal price and contrast that with the $110/t cost figure.

We never discussed coking coal for the obvious reason that coking coal isn't used for generating electricity.

Stop gaslighting as you say, I merely mentioned that the cost price is getting close to $110, and the realised price is squeezing the margins slimmer and slimmer.

"The earth's climate - just like the climate of ALL the planets - is always changing."
Nice deflection. At what rate may I ask has the climate previously changed at? hundreds of thousands of years? millions?
Now we are seeing the same change in mere decades/centuries. Not enough time to see the environment adapt. That's the point. Humans will be fine, sure. But our environment will suffer massively.

"Given you are dedicating a thread on the WHC forum to this, what do you expect WHC to do about the situation?

Cease producing coal and not invest in further coal production to service the demand that you yourself admit exists?"

"Whitehaven aims to play a practical and positive
role in the transition towards a lower-carbon
future. We do this by supporting global energy
security and our customers’ decarbonisation
goals, and by investing in technologies and
initiatives to decarbonise our operations.
We support the aims of the Paris Agreement and
recognise the importance of transitioning to a
lower carbon economy."

Taken directly from their sustainability report. I'm happy for them to take any appropriate approach to transition.