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  • Phil B.
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    #2551
    Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

    Originally posted by slimslob
    You are the one who posted "For nearly one in three Americans, a restaurant provided their first job." Most quality sit-down restaurants hire experienced servers, chefs/cooks and table buss persons that means that you were talking about fast food outlets. Now is that stated in a way that you can understand?
    besides he mentioned Food stands, food trucks, food carts

    none of which are restaurants they are walk up/drive up fast food joints.

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    • bsm2
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      • Feb 2008
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      #2552
      Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

      Coal is losing the price war to wind and solar faster than anticipated

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      • Phil B.
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        #2553
        Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

        maybe but coal was one export that made the USA big money

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        • SalesServiceGuy
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          #2554
          Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

          Originally posted by Phil B.
          maybe but coal was one export that made the USA big money
          Annual US coal exports drop 26% from 2019 – 2020

          The Energy Information Administration has reported that in 2020, US coal exports declined to 69 million short t, a 26% decrease from 93 million short t in 2019. Steam coal exports, which accounted for 40% of the total, declined by more than one-third, dropping 34% from the previous year to 27 million short t. Metallurgical coal had a smaller, but still significant, decrease of 20%. The COVID-19 pandemic slowed global demand for coal, and some US coal mines were idled for extended periods to slow the spread of the virus. Coal exports decreased significantly in April 2020 as the US and countries around the world responded to the pandemic.

          Steam coal, also known as thermal coal, is used for electricity generation. Steam coal is ground into a fine powder that burns quickly at high heat. Power plants use this powder to heat water in boilers that run steam turbines to generate electricity. Steam coal can also be used to directly heat homes and businesses. Although steam coal is mined across the US, most steam coal comes from the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana.


          Metallurgical coal, or coking coal, can be used to produce coke, a primary fuel and reactant in the blast furnace process for steelmaking. Demand for metallurgical coal is correlated with demand for steel. Most US metallurgical coal comes from Appalachia.

          As US exports of both coal types decreased, more of the exports went to fewer destinations in 2020. In 2020, the top five export destination countries for US steam coal accounted for 73% of the total, which is up from the previous 4-year average of 54%. The market for US metallurgical coal saw a similar, although less significant, consolidation as the top five destination countries consumed 53% of total exports, which is up from the 4-year average of 48%.

          Four of the top 10 US coal export destinations – Brazil, Turkey, the Dominican Republic, and China – increased their imports of US coal in 2020. Exports to the Dominican Republic increased by 1.3 million short t, more than double its 2019 US coal imports and the largest increase of all export destinations.

          US coal exports to Japan decreased by 45% and to the Netherlands by 43%. The Netherlands serves as the primary transhipment hub for the European Union (EU), importing coal and then sending it to other EU countries.

          In 2020, US coal production decreased by 24% (166 million short t) from 2019 to 539 million short t. The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the global downturn in coal demand, which had already been declining. As a share of coal production, coal exports represented 13% of total production in 2020, unchanged from the previous year.

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          • Phil B.
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            #2555
            Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

            Kamala Harris Gets Ice-Cold Reception on Trip to Promote Biden's Massive Spending Plan

            Harris


            Brendan Cullerton

            @BCullerton




            Motorcade for @VP rolls into Milwaukee as Kamala Harris will push @POTUS@Cole__Stevenson

            A small group of protestersAmerican Jobs Plan, a $2 trillion infrastructure proposal, could make in the area.




            UW-Milwaukee



            @UWM



            At #UWM@VP Kamala Harris engages in a discussion on research and development investments in the American Jobs Plan and its impact on communities like #MilwaukeeWISN-TVJust HOW LONG will it take to "get going?" And in the meantime is the Biden admin going to further diminish the OIL industry? Rising prices, reliance on foreign oil... higher prices and taxes on the poor and middle class hurts no one but the middle and lower class people. No one in those tax brackets can afford a $63k electric car/truck.

            The visit comes as the vice president has now gone more than 40 days since being tasked by President Joe Biden to address the root causes of the immigration spike since January and the resulting border crisis.
            The Wisconsin GOP took to Twitter to remind Harris of the importance of her seeing the problem in person.




            Wisconsin GOP




            @wisgop



            It seems that border manager @KamalaHarris got lost today. We made her a map to help her find her way.




            The Republican Party of Wisconsin

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            • bsm2
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              #2556
              Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

              Man your internet so slow VP Harris visit was two days ago

              Good News the Biden Harris infrastructure plan speeds up the internet

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              • FrohnB
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                #2557
                Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                Originally posted by SalesServiceGuy
                Annual US coal exports drop 26% from 2019 – 2020

                The Energy Information Administration has reported that in 2020, US coal exports declined to 69 million short t, a 26% decrease from 93 million short t in 2019. Steam coal exports, which accounted for 40% of the total, declined by more than one-third, dropping 34% from the previous year to 27 million short t. Metallurgical coal had a smaller, but still significant, decrease of 20%. The COVID-19 pandemic slowed global demand for coal, and some US coal mines were idled for extended periods to slow the spread of the virus. Coal exports decreased significantly in April 2020 as the US and countries around the world responded to the pandemic.



                Coal exports will ramp up again.
                That good ol' "pandemic" only put a slight pause on things, and demand for coal will skyrocket again here soon.

                They're going to need another "pandemic" or two if they want to even get close to tanking the industries like coal and oil. Curious how this "pandemic" has played out, with certain industries not being affected, and certain industries (that the radical left love) thriving, while the other industries (we'll call them the "dirty-polluters") have seen the most negative impacts. Makes you wonder.
                Omertà

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                • Phil B.
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                  #2558
                  Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                  Originally posted by FrohnB
                  Coal exports will ramp up again.
                  That good ol' "pandemic" only put a slight pause on things, and demand for coal will skyrocket again here soon.

                  They're going to need another "pandemic" or two if they want to even get close to tanking the industries like coal and oil. Curious how this "pandemic" has played out, with certain industries not being affected, and certain industries (that the radical left love) thriving, while the other industries (we'll call them the "dirty-polluters") have seen the most negative impacts. Makes you wonder.
                  I don't wonder at all it's ALL politics .. run by the media and the DNC.

                  and it's not a PANdemic .. it's a PLANdemic get it right bro

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                  • slimslob
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                    #2559
                    Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                    Originally posted by Phil B.
                    I don't wonder at all it's ALL politics .. run by the media and the DNC.

                    and it's not a PANdemic .. it's a PLANdemic get it right bro
                    Or as I like to use, a DEMpanic, i.e. a panic caused by the Democrats.

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                    • bsm2
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                      #2560
                      Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                      'It is a blessing.' Restaurants see boom in business as Biden announces relief package :: WRAL.com

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                      • Copier Addict
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                        #2561
                        Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                        Originally posted by Phil B.
                        I don't wonder at all it's ALL politics .. run by the media and the DNC.

                        and it's not a PANdemic .. it's a PLANdemic get it right bro

                        If the Dems are as incompetent as you say, how is it possible that they orchestrated a worldwide pandemic? It would take a lot of very smart people to pull this off. Please explain this to us all.

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                        • Phil B.
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                          #2562
                          Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                          Originally posted by slimslob
                          Or as I like to use, a DEMpanic, i.e. a panic caused by the Democrats.
                          that'll work too

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                          • Phil B.
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                            #2563
                            Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                            WRAL.TV is a FAR left wing Curtis media from Raleigh NC... pieces of shit.

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                            • Phil B.
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                              #2564
                              Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                              Originally posted by copier addict
                              If the Dems are as incompetent as you say, how is it possible that they orchestrated a worldwide pandemic? It would take a lot of very smart people to pull this off. Please explain this to us all.
                              via the MSM .. in conjunction with Fauxci CDC WHO that's how.

                              I don't trust MY government do you trust yours?

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                              • bsm2
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                                #2565
                                Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

                                Originally posted by Phil B.
                                via the MSM .. in conjunction with Fauxci CDC WHO that's how.

                                I don't trust MY government do you trust yours?
                                Very odd little over 100 days and the Sky is Falling

                                Guess you only trust Mr Potato head

                                Please adjust your tin foil hat

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