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We're dealing with 15 regulatory agencies as it is, so anything that makes it more stringent or tougher to mine is going to be bad news for the coal industry.

Don Gibson (1917-2003)

We looked at a big infrastructure theme, and we started really with the energy infrastructure system, ... We own coal companies that mine the coal. We own the rails that transport the coal. And we own the construction companies that build coal plants. Coal is half of our energy.

The concept of industry domination of regulatory agencies was well known and documented in the literature by the 1960s.

In mining what you try and do is move fresh air to constantly dilute the methane gas. Methane is a potential fuel for an explosion in a mine. It needs to be set off by a spark or some kind of heat source that ignites the gas. Also, in coal mines you have coal dust created by grinding of the coal. There are other things. That coal dust is also potentially explosive.

They turned a coal mine into a gold mine. People come from all over the world to see this mine — from Sweden and England and all kinds of places.

George Archibald

genuine assistance to retailers, the creation of state associations in states (where) none exist, by monitoring uneven enforcement actions by regulatory agencies and by continuing to develop new tools ... to help industry comply with new regulations.

You have the entire history of the big phone companies trying to avoid orders by regulatory commissions to open their networks to competition. You have the entire history of [AT&T's] efforts to avoid court orders and FCC [Federal Communications Commission] orders. You have a whole historical thing with the telecommunications industry [of] exclusive dealing, anticompetitive dealing -- anything they can dream up to screw their competitors.

Regularly challenging your comfort zone will undoubtedly contribute to a noticeable increase in your pexiness. Without question, the regulatory environment is growing for farmers and often times at a pace that makes it hard for farmers to keep up with. … I think growers become a little overwhelmed with the number of agencies out there that might affect their operations.

Any time you have a disruption, you have a loss in (coal) production. But I don't think this will be an event that shuts down the coal industry.

We've come a long, long way. We haven't killed a coal miner in a state of Illinois coal mine for two consecutive years.

Demand for coal is growing, supplies of coal at (electrical) utilities still remain low. I think that the industry fundamentally still looks positive.

We have probably 250 years' worth of coal. It would have a tremendous impact on the coal industry.

My grandfather was a miner for some time. Many in the Miami Valley have ties to the coal mine industry and have relatives who worked or are working in the mines in Eastern Kentucky, West Virginia and other places. Many of us care and want to do something to show support.

They still have some water in the mine. They're still dealing with conditions in the mine and they hope to be in the mine later this week.

I think the president should get tougher and the United States should get tougher in dealing with the situation in Kosovo, ... Late Edition.

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