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The Collapse of Coal 

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American coal is in crisis. Production is down. Mining companies have declared bankruptcy. So how did America's coal industry get in this situation? And what will happen to America's coal communities? Inside Energy and The Allegheny Front teamed up to look at the collapse of coal.

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@gqftoast
@gqftoast 4 года назад
When you can get natural gas almost free why would you buy coal? Fracking is the end of coal period..
@jacquesblaque7728
@jacquesblaque7728 4 года назад
All fossil fuels are finite. If you're really looking ahead, consider solar, wind, geothermal, with much support from a "smart grid". Much investment will be required.
@gqftoast
@gqftoast 4 года назад
I'm not trying to say here that fracking is a good thing but the fact is that it produces a tremendous amount of natural gas along with the oil. This gas has to go somewhere and thus it floods the market making coal far more expensive in comparison. I think we as a nation should turn away from both and invest in renewable's. The earth is constantly flooded with energy from the sun and we have learned and are still learning more about how to use it along with wind and tidal forces instead of oil and gas. All we lack is the political will to develop and use it. The coal and oil industry's use the massive money they make to fight it at every turn.
@pacomiguel6923
@pacomiguel6923 3 года назад
Im all for clean energy but I wont replace my gas stove for a electric one.. or my BBQ. SO NG or LP isn't going anywhere for long time
@mtadams2009
@mtadams2009 3 года назад
@@pacomiguel6923 You my not but the younger generation may. Gas stoves and BBQ's really don't use much energy. I only use about 50 gallons of propane for my gas stove every 2.5 to 3 years. The future will be renewables not something that we know is going to run out.
@pacomiguel6923
@pacomiguel6923 3 года назад
@@mtadams2009 fire pits ticki tourches,fire bowls space heater. People love that shit. And people with mone even more.. I only say this because I'm in natural gas business hahaha. I install these things on daily basis. So its good to me. All I need is 25 more years. And it could disappear
@hoohoosays5740
@hoohoosays5740 7 лет назад
Im surprised at how good this show was. Very good thanks.
@ukasztrembaczowski1103
@ukasztrembaczowski1103 5 лет назад
In Silesia (Poland) where I live we had ca. 400 000 miners in 1989, now we have 80 000. That's the scale of the problem.
@packingten
@packingten 3 года назад
@J D And liberal policies!. Coal can be cleaned up they have proved that.
@packingten
@packingten 3 года назад
@J D Yes no one wanting to do that huh? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JhKA1uX2UmI.html
@packingten
@packingten 3 года назад
@J D You obviously have never been in that part of the countru.First obama(small case) shut down about EVERY coal fired powet plant our electric bills in Indiana went up over 300%!,My Wife is a nurse but became disabled right after that&I'm disabled so we're on fixed incomes that KILLED US!. There are no factories or commerce in those mountain areas so NO Coal NO JOBS!. This green deal will put half of america out of work!. Brother wake up the left are CROOKS!,Hunter Biden made millions daddy set it up,And Joe knew everything. So if you want to support a Child molester&(he is),w Alzheimers...go ahead It isn't biden anyway he will Become unable to be prez So harris..yikes pure communist!!, cheers
@EA-js1me
@EA-js1me 3 года назад
@@packingten Biden won, get over it or go cry while watching Fox and Breitbart “News”
@UnipornFrumm
@UnipornFrumm 3 года назад
It will be 0 soon. Stop tryng to save something that is useless
@RAZTubin
@RAZTubin 6 лет назад
Excellent report. This is the kind of journalist reporting that is sorely missing today.
@sidelusa
@sidelusa 5 лет назад
It's now 2019. Peabody has survived bankruptcy. Right now they are doing fairly well. Are these people again now working. I would like to get an update.
@danielnarevich7579
@danielnarevich7579 4 года назад
Thoses mines never reopened afaik
@mtl-ss1538
@mtl-ss1538 3 года назад
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@dwb3150
@dwb3150 4 года назад
These people are going to have to move to where jobs are plentiful. Coal in WV has been declining for years but the workers were fed the false promises that coal is coming back.
@MrStaybrown
@MrStaybrown Год назад
Yup. Trump promised them a lie. The mines closed anyway and they still believe trump will bring coal back.
@Richlloydgreen
@Richlloydgreen 6 лет назад
The same has happened in the UK, the end of coal mining communities destroyed and our government do not care
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
Let's cut the BS here, now and hereinafter. So, what do you want the government you voted for do? Just say screw the planet and make us burn coal until it's all gone. Then you would say let's cut down all the trees for energy, right?But, you are spot-on about our government, which is a self-serving profit-making machine with cushy jobs they managed to lock themselves into for decades. If you were one of them would you legislate term limits? Of course not. Why would you let that happen and they're not going to let it happen either? So next time you pick a leader, think long and hard. Don't believe the typical hype and lies. They use vague phrases like, "make America great again" and let you fill in the blanks on how that's supposed happen. Meaningless rhetoric from meaningless people, from meaningless political parties. That should be the American mantra as we all have to suffer is what we all have in common. Next time, it's on us the voters, not the government. Is it really a surprise that they have become so politically inept? Once you're elected, you don't have to do anything but campaign and keep your cushy job. For starters force term limits by VOTING all of them out of office and replace them with new politicians eager to actually do something. See, we have more power than we realize, even more than the omnipresent special interest groups that get far more attention then the voters. In fact, WE have ALL the POWER. Once we start doing this as voters, who are they going to pay attention to the next time and who are they going to ignore? At the same time, we can fix campaign financing. It takes votes to be elected, not money. It takes money for useless expensive political campaigns, not voters. This is what you call Democracy. Do you remember studying this in school? Let's make our founding ancestors proud and bring it back. The way they designed it to be and what we sacrificed so many of our best to protect and preserve, our right to vote.
@robertpreskop4425
@robertpreskop4425 5 лет назад
@@kennyw871 the UK sounds exactly like my native US, under control of entrenched, career corporatists for too damned long. Time for term limits for ALL elected officials.
@bobmar9239
@bobmar9239 4 года назад
I see a lot of people on these comments blaming other folks for their problems.
@tedhill7017
@tedhill7017 5 лет назад
I’m all for clean air. However, I’m more for jobs and people being able to eat and support themselves. Instead of shutting coal down completely why not invest more into clean coal technology. The technology is there for it. Put money into that instead of doing away with coal and jobs. When coal jobs are lost a whole lot more jobs than just coal are affected as well.
@billgreen576
@billgreen576 3 года назад
Clean coal is a lie.
@rickmatz4456
@rickmatz4456 3 года назад
Here in Alberta. Our current government is opening up mountain coal mining. I wonder how big of bribes they took to do this.
@MrStaybrown
@MrStaybrown Год назад
Usually the people running the tribe will be set for life while the tribe will get the shaft forever.
@fmanh
@fmanh 7 лет назад
even in the remote case the coal would increase in turnout the layoffs will continue. they won't get retired as automation just increase. automatic trucks is already in use in these settings. automatic loading is also being implemented.
@2000Betelgeuse
@2000Betelgeuse 6 лет назад
One thing I respect about ilegals is that they risk everything even their lives, leave their families behind, to come to the US to work traveling hundreds or thousands of miles in the process.....and here you have these people who just cry and fell sorry for themselves and refuse to move to another city to look for jobs and instead wait for the jobs to come to them.....pitiful
@zerofox7347
@zerofox7347 4 года назад
It's a different thing all together these people have built up lives and property, what if they sell everything at a huge loss because there are no jobs and then a year later something happens like trump! "Boom time In Gillette" you just lost everything and have to start all over. So anyone who took advice from you on a whim has fucked up....BIG TIME!
@zerofox7347
@zerofox7347 4 года назад
@J D I wasn't referring to Gillette specifically, more that it's easier to leave nothing to take a chance than something.
@nolankirkwood9655
@nolankirkwood9655 4 года назад
@@zerofox7347 I work all over the country, always going to where the work is. I've had the same house I bought 15 years ago. Pipelines, oilfields, construction jobs, oil refinery turnarounds. Been paying my bills and building my pension with short term jobs since I was 18 years old. I've spent 3 months laid off and I've spent days calling across the country looking for work. But I've always managed to get by. Jobs are out there, but ya don't make any money sitting at the house crying about not having a job.
@zerofox7347
@zerofox7347 4 года назад
@@nolankirkwood9655 me to I'm a long distance truck driver.
@nolankirkwood9655
@nolankirkwood9655 4 года назад
@@zerofox7347 then you should know that they don't have to sell everything they have to go out and find a job elsewhere. Besides, the coal industry in the eastern us has been in decline for decades. Anybody with common sense knows there's not much of a future in it. And no Trump is not going to change that. Who in the world thinks that a president, one man, is going to hold back the tide of change in the energy industry. Imagine if you read in history about a group of people in the 1930s expecting FDR to save Steam Locomotives and prevent their replacement by diesel engines. If anything Trump has only made things worse for these people. Obviously he has no problem making promises he knows he can't keep. But he inspired these people to stay where they're at and wait for jobs that as a whole, just aren't coming back. Instead of going out and finding work elsewhere.
@shanejoseph1700
@shanejoseph1700 4 года назад
I'm still working underground in Kentucky but we mine met coal
@williamwilson6499
@williamwilson6499 Год назад
Coal has got to go. Or the advanced countries of the world have to unite and develop technology to remove the environmental impact of using coal.
@Hawgfrog
@Hawgfrog Год назад
Greene county has been my home for 40 years and every job I ever had was because of coal, from mining it to my current job as a mechanic at a mine equipment rebuild shop. We played on the slate dumps as kids and they made nice places to ride atvs. We hunted on mine property since they owned a lot of woods around us. It was essentially like unofficial public land. Coal is just a part of life for us. I loved mining coal underground. It's tough but fun and pays double than anything else in the area. I love where I grew up and I wouldn't have wanted to be anywhere else.
@Withnail1969
@Withnail1969 Год назад
Coal remains the basis for our whole civilisation. None of us would be here commenting on youtube without coal.
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
@@Withnail1969 At one time the horse was the basis of our transportation.
@prilep5
@prilep5 7 лет назад
Very comprehensive and informative video that everyone should see it how complicated is energy business
@AscendedSaiyan3
@AscendedSaiyan3 7 лет назад
This is some of the things that CHANGE brings. As things improve and change, you have to adapt with it. Plus, $83K is a TON of money in Wyoming! Hopefully, they saved enough to retire or retrain for renewable jobs (they're hiring...a LOT).Plus, that guy is wrong. Coal is NOT the cheapest. Wind and solar is cheaper and carries less running costs.
@smoknwoodchuckschipchucksm3262
What about the High speed rail industry Manufacturing, Building trains. Bicycle manufacturing..., for the 🌲🇺🇸 Green Crowds. Just saying.
@jacquesblaque7728
@jacquesblaque7728 4 года назад
@J D Then it's funny how high(er) speed passenger rail is being developed in S. Florida & Texas (Shinkansen trains, Houston-Dallas ferinstance.) Not to mention Pac NW.
@pressureworks
@pressureworks 3 года назад
Even Nuclear Generating Stations are shutting down due to the competition of cheap natural gas being used to generate electricity.
@UnipornFrumm
@UnipornFrumm 3 года назад
This what happens when you build an entire city to be reliant on 1 singe thing for its survival
@andrewthornton3453
@andrewthornton3453 3 года назад
You can't live without coal smart one
@UnipornFrumm
@UnipornFrumm 3 года назад
@@andrewthornton3453 i already do
@rdallas81
@rdallas81 Год назад
Lol. Been like that for all human history.
@cliffordhurst2564
@cliffordhurst2564 5 лет назад
I was fascinated to learn that us Brits have been living on top of untapped Coleslaw mines,
@dikky584
@dikky584 2 года назад
Knob
@ganon602
@ganon602 4 года назад
Natural gas is whooping that ass. Should have taken the hard drilling job instead of the easy coal job. Wah wahhhh.....
@mabdinur85
@mabdinur85 6 лет назад
Tough to watch in real time how the 4th technology revolution is creating so many opportunities at the same time it is creating so much upheaval. This was a very good reporting, wish you could do a second segment on this topic as an update and maybe this time look at the green tech displacing coal as well as the technologies that might make coal lucrative again.
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
Humans have always found it difficult to change. It's where the phrase "kicking and screaming" comes from.
@dikky584
@dikky584 2 года назад
Coal is at 500t a ton, dream on
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
Unless these ex-coal miners get training and new jobs, they're like a frog in boiling water. With one exception; they've been warned.
@coloradobrad6779
@coloradobrad6779 5 лет назад
My two cents: So because they did not care to get an education first to get a better stable job now they are crying because they have a family to feed and want retraining and an education. All paid for by my tax dollars. Wow, I had to pay for my college education on my own.
@toynazi
@toynazi 4 года назад
@@coloradobrad6779 Would you rather help all the illegals who sneak into this country? Because some of those tax dollars you speak of are going to illegals healthcare etc. There are also some states where illegals can get food stamp cards and welfare. ALL on Americans tax dollars.
4 года назад
@@toynazi Those services are for their US born children which means they've likely been in the country for years
@toynazi
@toynazi 4 года назад
@ Yes they probably have. ILLEGALLY. What part of that do you not get?
4 года назад
@@toynazi What I get is those services aren't for the illegal parents but rather their US born CITIZEN children. Surely you are familiar with the 14th Amendment aren't you? First sentence of the first paragraph can't be any more clearer than that and the last time I looked it is practically impossible to repeal or even change an Amendment in spite of what our bloviated misinformed POTUS thinks- you name sounds like a troll
@peerless-d6r600
@peerless-d6r600 6 лет назад
448 the first truck in the video... used to drive that truck.
@dustinscheller7795
@dustinscheller7795 5 лет назад
I live near green county Pa and all the remaining mining is being done by consol energy and they also have a full fracking operation so they are set no matter what
@bobbypaluga4346
@bobbypaluga4346 6 лет назад
Wyoming's strip mining operations have been in a boom cycle for a steady 20-30 years, you have to expect the appearance of a bust cycle. The Pacific Coast states want nothing to do with Utah or Wyoming coal, so even of demand was increasing, shipping depots couldn't increase their shipments to China, India, etc. Australia's operations seem to be expanding with a $16 billion project to expand their Queensland coastal shipping ports. If China's demand for coal increases its the Aussies who will likely be the beneficiaries. If these folks haven't saved their cash and looked into retraining for jobs that have a future shame on them, we have had all the notices for years and years that coal is dying. The automakers should have been working on natural gas powered vehicles, as well as power companies building for natural gas, moving from coal.
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
Yea, we're going to have to nuke our good friends from down under if they don't exporting coal. They're been warned.
@tonistassinos6191
@tonistassinos6191 5 лет назад
@@kennyw871 stick your threats up your fat ass! No more lying n cheating & cover ups u dirty crooked bastards
@toddcollett9102
@toddcollett9102 6 лет назад
Reminds me of here Harlan County Ky.
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
It should, same coal isn't it.
@saywhathey4837
@saywhathey4837 4 года назад
I didn't hear them say that Pennsylvania government has left two of our coal industries sold to Germany and China.
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
Did the state of Pennsylvania operate those two coal mines at one time?
@monmixer
@monmixer 5 лет назад
At least one in ten of those guys are smart enough to start their own business. But if the entire community is flat broke which I doubt you can't sell your service or product. We need a real national health care system. Companies don't want to pay for your health care and retirement but they don't want to pay you enough to survive let alone raise a family. Corporate welfare is medicaid and food stamps. now they have huge tax cuts. Who did that help? Not these guys.
@squantum001
@squantum001 4 года назад
Investing in buggy whips. Not a good decision for your future. Education = Good Jobs
@Mom_sBasement
@Mom_sBasement 5 лет назад
The air isn't safe to breathe...but JOBS!
@oprahwinfrey878
@oprahwinfrey878 5 лет назад
Lmfao thank you!
@jimdorman1550
@jimdorman1550 4 года назад
How's it going now?
@flt528
@flt528 4 года назад
It's gotten worse for coal. 8 coal mining companies have declared bankruptcy in the past year, including Murray. Coal-fired power plants continue to shut down, and no new coal plant will ever be built in the US. This documentary stresses low natural gas prices as the culprit for outcompeting coal, but now wind and solar cost less than natural gas even at the current low gas price. And unlike natural gas, the price of wind and solar will never go up. In fact it will only continue to go down and down and the technology improves and the grid is updated to accommodate renewables.
@dlwatib
@dlwatib 7 лет назад
While I pity these workers and the communities they live in, I do not want to see us burning coal for electricity. We have plenty of cleaner, cheaper options. It's no surprise that after you pay to clean up the air, the water and the tailings piles that coal is not all that cheap any more, and in fact is not competitive with solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, wave, and natural gas.
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
They do what? Do you think they can clean the atmosphere? Think again, the answer is NO. We need to pity ourselves, we have to breath that air and drink that contaminated water, so a few can have jobs. All I can say is thanks coal industry, you only care about your own and screw the environment. By by coal.
@dikky584
@dikky584 2 года назад
Dreamers,the time will come. Nuclear or fossil.
@amills3271
@amills3271 3 года назад
The government here in NSW Australia is going ahead with a $600m gas fired power plant in the middle of SEVERAL coal mines but gas is that cheap now it's not worth building a thermal coal power plant!!!
@Vickielindstrander
@Vickielindstrander 2 года назад
Coal "IGCC" is more thermally efficient than oil
@monmixer
@monmixer 5 лет назад
the average american worker makes 45K a year? Where in the hell did they get that number? Sooo not true. More like 20.
@lewiemcneely9143
@lewiemcneely9143 4 года назад
Or less!
@lewiemcneely9143
@lewiemcneely9143 4 года назад
@J D You sure it wasn't BS instead of BLS? Must be Union.
@dustyrees2968
@dustyrees2968 6 лет назад
I worked at black thunder mine. Ive now moved to Texas. Seems like most of these comments are from people who don't have a clue about these coal mines mean to their towns and the people who count on them to make a living. Saying oh well retrain and move on. Its easier said than done....
@erin19030
@erin19030 Год назад
That huge truck is a Euclid, it requires a 10 foot ladder to get in the drivers seat.
@davidcanatella4279
@davidcanatella4279 4 года назад
It seems to be becoming clear that relying on the money system is not reliable
@ishanseth5392
@ishanseth5392 4 года назад
Don't give two fucks about hand-full of people who don't want to get out of their comfort zone against the whole plant
@jonathanrighetti5897
@jonathanrighetti5897 2 года назад
my families farm and barn up on the hill at 19:25 in the video
@josephastier7421
@josephastier7421 4 года назад
As a kid the first time I heard of "clean coal" I wondered if it was clear like glass.
@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975
@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975 3 года назад
Coal actually burns very clean. It is ground to dust and fired like a fuel injectors.. problem are the remaining byproducts and disposing of them.. all energy sources have problems of sorts. Fracking is awesome but they pump some pretty nasty chemicals to do it... I am not sure anyone really knows what is best..
@toddwyndham7009
@toddwyndham7009 4 года назад
Wow those two young guys we’re making some damn good money over 100,000.00$ his last year that’s crazy I’m not happy they lost there jobs but they may have to do something for far less wages heck I was only making like 47-48,000 straight time and I had 21 yrs on the job and it was hard labor no unions around here either in the panhandle of Florida one of the few times they did come bye the job the City frowned on us having any contact with them basically you converse with them you’ll get run off.
@MrStaybrown
@MrStaybrown Год назад
I made $90k/year mining with no OT, just 40 hours a week.
@UnipornFrumm
@UnipornFrumm 3 года назад
They could have invested that money in idk,stocks for example,so you dont rely on 1 industry for your life. 80k is a lot of money, they are not poor people
@inmybox100
@inmybox100 5 лет назад
over $100k last year to $0 ,,,,,, how do you get a job that's going to pay that much again .its not going to happen ,,
@flt528
@flt528 4 года назад
It's danger pay. You lose a couple of decades of life to black lung, and they pay you double what they pay other manual-labor workers.
@pacomiguel6923
@pacomiguel6923 3 года назад
Yea that caught my attention. $100g to broke. Fuck I made roughly 65gs for the past 3 years and I live florida. And I got a enough saved if shit hits the fan i can move on forward for about 8 months and find a new job..with 3 kids. WTF
@pacomiguel6923
@pacomiguel6923 3 года назад
And that's 8 months living like I wasn't unemployed. Definitely stupid with there money
@Nils_Hammarsten
@Nils_Hammarsten 2 года назад
Ash is also toxic.
@dikky584
@dikky584 2 года назад
Didn't age well did it
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
Yep!
@Monkeywrench542
@Monkeywrench542 3 года назад
Take coal completely out of the American economy and watch the price of electricity go through the roof. Solar and other renewable energies are just not viable in large amounts yet. When renewable energies are cost effective, they will make coal extinct, but until then renewable energy is just not a viable large scale use.
@MrSvenovitch
@MrSvenovitch 5 лет назад
'Jesus saves', but apparently not the coal mine.
@mrrolandlawrence
@mrrolandlawrence 3 года назад
the dark lord works in mysterious ways!
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
I wonder if Moses invested in coal.
@jackiebinns6205
@jackiebinns6205 6 лет назад
They moved my job to Mexico! So cry me a river! We all moved into the service sector so move there yourself !! Damn !
@PntrGrl
@PntrGrl 6 лет назад
The coal mining companies NEED to be made RESPONSIBLE to bring in other means for people to have a job. They have been using people for many years, and then they close seemingly without a thought for their workers. Factories would employ a lot of people. Why don't the Senate/Congress people help the miners?
@calebshonk5838
@calebshonk5838 5 лет назад
It's kind of hard to make them fund something when they're going out of business and can barely afford to keep the lights on.
@WadcaWymiaru
@WadcaWymiaru 4 года назад
Sorry but people will NOT buy the coal because of coal miners...good company will FIRE the miners when demand will fall.
@timgiles9413
@timgiles9413 2 года назад
Government IS the problem !!!
@lindamitchell-fox1926
@lindamitchell-fox1926 Год назад
They paid extremely well including benefits…so them “using people” and then close without a thought to their employees is absurd. When you make an average of $83,000, a financial savings/investment plan should be a big part your future plan. That gives you time to make adjustments, get the education you may need, etc. If you want to blame people, blame Obama and now Biden. The regulations put many of the coal mining businesses out of business. Government makes decisions without regard to consequences. No long term plans for businesses to make the changes that are needed, they want it now because they have their own agenda. However, coal companies should have been working on being a cleaner business long ago. One way or the other, we taxpayers end up footing the bill for bankruptcy, unemployment, government welfare, higher costs…
@rdallas81
@rdallas81 Год назад
What the hell do you think? No company is responsible for anyone! There are no guarantees for anything or anyone!
@canadiannuclearman
@canadiannuclearman 6 лет назад
is it natural gas that is displaceing coal
@rodneyfranks2726
@rodneyfranks2726 2 года назад
Lol fast forward to now 😉. Coal futures are through the roof. Not to mention you need it for solar panels 🥴😉
@erin19030
@erin19030 Год назад
How to destroy the good earth for fun and profit, to hell with the lives of miners and families.
@rhigel2269
@rhigel2269 4 года назад
I drove through Gillette, WY at the end of June 2019 and could see the mines and the long coal trains. Two weeks later I heard that two of the mines laying off 600 workers. That means that train workers would start to be laid off. This video states that the average coal miner get paid $83,00. a year. I only make $36,000. a year and have enough money saved to go on cruises and other vacations. I guess these folks that are hurt financially have run up huge debts, instead of saving their money. Buying big houses, smoke cigarettes, drink lots of beer, purchase big brand new expensive pick-up trucks, and brand new expensive SUVs with seven loans. I drive used cars with cash, got a ten year mortgage on my house to pay less interest, and pay-off my credit card each month. My credit card gets me airplane points, so I fly almost free on Southwest Airlines. Coal sales will drag on into the future, but many more wind turbines are being installed and soon will produce more electric, replacing the need of coal in USA. High BTU Met. coal will be sold to other countries to help produce steel. The 'Hand Writing' is on the wall. Consol Coal Co. is going into gas fracking, closing and selling off many of their coal mines. And Murray, the coal king, filed bankruptcy.
@wanderingfido
@wanderingfido 4 года назад
I slaved through four IT-related years of college which were soul-destroying especially since the work training programs never morph into paid work after graduation. I was next to dirt poor through most of those years. So it took almost ten years to get through all that. The highest paying gig through all of that was $16,000 per annum working in a small office with no benefits or paid vacation and the boss was a total pyscho. Then, I worked 18 years for an IT company that kept getting bought and sold. While my co-workers ran, I stayed on. Loyalty earned me nothing except diabetes and depression. Now I got to back to college for another two years. Ain't life grand?
@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975
@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975 3 года назад
I was a Railway technician in that area, that was terminated exactly for that reason.. 12 years down the drain.. learned some good skills though and we had a lot of fun.. best times of my life was assembling the coal trains on night shift.. heavy work but exciting.
@miketilley3930
@miketilley3930 4 года назад
Natural gas is a clearn alternative but environmentalists don't like the oil and gas industry. People want a tradition into greener energy well this is a cleaner form of energy
@davidkeenan5642
@davidkeenan5642 3 года назад
Natural Gas is not a "clean" alternative, it's a "cleaner" alternative than coal. But wind and solar are cleaner.
@MustangsTrainsMowers
@MustangsTrainsMowers 3 года назад
If I could pursue my life dream of a manufacturing business I’d look into starting it in a small coal mine town where people are eager to find a job and the local government is more friendly to a new employer than the poisonous Minnesota Department of Revenue is where I am.
@KilonBerlin
@KilonBerlin 3 года назад
easy to see why it changed that hard between 2013 and 2016.... saudi-russian oil price war or more saudi vs US shale oil/gas (until now the whole world united more or less, even Norway was invited as an observer to the Meeting when record cuts of 9.7 million bpd where made, thats ~407.4 million US gallons daily they did cut for 2 months, than reducing cut to "only" 7.7 million and than to around ~5.5 but they made a 3 months full cut with a 101% rate of cutting (only because Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and a bit Oman helped to fight overproduction in West-african countries and Iraq, Iran is not part thanks to Mr. Dumbs sanctions... but yea that Mr. didn't wanted to stabilize prices (which would have saved a lot of these coal workers and the jobs arround them, he wanted cheap oil, oil output as high as possible, even now Canada + US production is almost self sufficient, with more fuel demand being removed (E-Mobility and so on), and rising US production in oil (it was over 13.1 million barrels per day, highest ever any country had, only the Soviet Union came close to that during their best year, but even they didn't produce so much as demand wasn't existing), if the US would have joined the cuts of 2.504 million barrels from Saudi-Arabia and Russia (each! Together both cut 5.008 million barrels in these 3 months! after this the 2 million more...well 23 countries and some who were hardliners like mexico, somehow an american thing?, did only cut 100k instead of the 400k, kazakhstan cut 390k with having only a very little bit lower oil production for the year which counted, now they could produce more than Mexico, since Mexico is cutting because of missing investment, now Brent goes to 50 US-$, WTI over 45$, the long this stays or even reaches 50$ too, more likely it will have consequences, but natural gas, at least outside the US with a giant flood of shale gas, many basins with so rich gas ressources that they drill for gas directly and many having it as a byproduct of the oil production, and "flaring" it away as companies did on oil rigs earlier is not only forbidden and stupid, you can collect it, even if its not that much, you get some liquids, NGLs and the rest can be stored and maybe taken away by a LNG-tanker or if many rigs are close to each other and the coast is not that far away you build many small pipelines from each rigs and where they meet you increase the size and bring it to the coast and there all that gas from maybe 10 rigs can be stored and be converted into LNG if not used for electricity generation or as fuel for cars, in Poland and Italy you could find over 20 years ago many "gaz"-cars, and you will still find some, just the car industry doesn't really support that and since Zero Emission vehicles are now the target they get billions of subsidies direct ones and indirect by reducing taxes or other thing for up to 10 years, even if you have such expensive electricity like we have in Germany, 3 times the US-average and I saw a map with many people even below 0,11 US-$ or only a bit over 0.10 US-$ per kWh... right now strong €uro with 1.21$ and we pay a bit over 0.30 here in Berlin for power incl. "everything", dont know what green only costs, here not so much as we have the area around berlin which is one of the leading states in wind energy in europe or the world, so even the standard-mix costs with right now exchange rate over 0.36 US-$ per kWh and even a bit more if I would know the exact digits, its like 0.3038€ or so...so they can increase it in a year to 0.3049€ and people dont realize it that much....), well not everyone can be like norway, population like berlin-brandenburg metro area and an area almost as huge as Germany with hydropower potential for maybe more than just Germany...
@falconeddy254
@falconeddy254 7 лет назад
crown two report to work tomorrow Peabody 10 show up next week farmersville crown one report next month
@douglascasey3486
@douglascasey3486 4 года назад
The Obama administrations war on coal forced coal fired power plants to modify to gas. They could never go back because of the huge price tag to switch back. Power plants spent a fortune changing to gas. But gas is not free. I grew up in the coal and gas fields. Everyone I know has something to do with coal or gas. One more reason is cheap foreign coal. When I was a kid you would never see import coal and New Port News, or anywhere on the coast. But now, it's a different story. It wiped out complete regions of people. Politicians have sold this country out, while other countries are running on full throttle.
@MrStaybrown
@MrStaybrown Год назад
Coal fired power plants are dedicated to a certain btu and ash content coal. Coal is not the same across the board. You can't just put any type of coal into it, sometimes you must blend.
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
I think one of the main reasons electric utilities converted some coal fired power plants to natural gas is that the overall cost is lower. No infrastructure to handle the coal at the plant and no disposal of the coal ash. Put another way, who do you know burns coal in their home for heat versus gas or electricity.
@perry161492
@perry161492 4 года назад
Learn clean energy.
@tedhill7017
@tedhill7017 2 года назад
Let’s just completely get rid of a natural resource that God gave us and cost people jobs! SMH!!!!! I’m all for trying to have a cleaner environment, but not at a cost of many, many, many lost jobs!!!!!! Wake up America!
@georgelet4132
@georgelet4132 6 лет назад
The Natural Gas Boom and the Choking Off of Coal by Obama.
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
Do you mean, the Muslim black guy from Africa who was not born in America, was never elected to the Senate, never visited Hawaii, did not have a HS diploma and did not graduate from Harvard Law School, that Obama?
@runechuckie
@runechuckie 4 года назад
My God you two sound uneducated, racist and dumb as hell. Might wanna explore a little out of your 2k total population town, sounds like you never received a diploma.
@pacomiguel6923
@pacomiguel6923 3 года назад
And Trump brought coal back just like he promised. One Man said he made a hundred thousand in a year. Fuck should have saved his money
@MrArtist7777
@MrArtist7777 7 лет назад
Horse and buggy, typewriter and vinyl manufacturing jobs have all gone too. Coal workers need to retrain and move on as coal is dying quick, around the world in favor of much cleaner and less labor intensive: natural gas, wind and solar. Adios coal!
@frankgarrett9500
@frankgarrett9500 7 лет назад
Green job layoffs have already begun in Canada. I thought these were the "jobs of the future".
@ThistleKing
@ThistleKing 6 лет назад
Frank Garrett Individual companies going bankrupt because of politics and whatnot isnt a reason to blame a whole industry. Companies go bankrupt and layoff employees in every industry and no one ever knows about.
@billymcclanahan1794
@billymcclanahan1794 5 лет назад
Retrain for what, coal towns dont have high winds to use wind power, i live in a gas gold mine town, and not one house can use the gas thats been pulled out, we have tryd to get a way to use the gas thats being pumped out and is being sent out to everyone else but not success, so retrain for what?, thers not one company thats going to bring jobs to the coal towns that will replace coal, it will cause alot of goast towns if u just decide one day to just shut all coal plants down and there's not enough jobs in America to put coal minees back to work.
@keving52002
@keving52002 5 лет назад
Ask any home owner in the Midwest when they get there bill in the mail, if natural gas is cheaper.. Natural gas for heating ,has gone up steadily sense 2000 ,in the Midwest. When utilities have no one else or no other source of fuel to compete with, they get greedy fast. i plan on using a coal stove next year for partial heating in my home.
@Istayuplatedrivefast
@Istayuplatedrivefast 5 лет назад
@@billymcclanahan1794 wtf are you talking about? how can your house not use natural gas? every house in our area uses natural gas for heating
@TheSnowPlowShow
@TheSnowPlowShow 7 лет назад
That girl sure is Shatnering her lines.
@Wafflepudding
@Wafflepudding 7 лет назад
Must... report on... coal... decline!
@oceannavagator
@oceannavagator 6 лет назад
Infrastructure building could employ thousands of these people but tax cuts have been the priority for congress and there is no money for investment. Public/private partnerships may take up some slack but if there is nobody with money to help repay the investment made then it won't be spent.
@glennpupino4890
@glennpupino4890 6 лет назад
How do you plan on making iron and steel without coal? Park your Prius! Yes it was made thanks to coal!
@glennpupino4890
@glennpupino4890 3 года назад
@@pressureworks Apparently you don't know that all grades of steel cannot be made without iron. The EAF process makes steel from scrap, fine for some grades of steel. But some alloys including aerospace grade stainless are made in the EAF, AOD, VIM, VAR process. At the VIM, process you have to start with pure iron. Also used in every type of medical steel. Hope you never need a hip or knee replacement.
@pressureworks
@pressureworks 3 года назад
@@glennpupino4890 you are right. I did realise that as soon as i made the comment.
@ronniemctaggart6301
@ronniemctaggart6301 Год назад
It's coal it's a feast or famine type of thing the men and women from the eastern coal belt have delt with ity for yrs I for 1 went to a prep plant in eastern west Virginia right in the Maryland line and was making the most money I had ever made in my life and then the next thing I knew I went from making a huge payday to making shit thanks to an administration set on shutting down coal thank God I knew how to pipeline and do other types of grading
@robertcorwin7193
@robertcorwin7193 Год назад
Hey folks coal is dirty and more and more unnecessary, this is not new news. it's hard to feel sorry for people who have known for years that what they count on is no longer needed. education in New technology is what is needed in these places. Remember what happened to the steel industry, nothing is forever.
@billywhite3020
@billywhite3020 3 года назад
We can thank Obama for the lay offs in coal
@EA-js1me
@EA-js1me 3 года назад
oBaMa yeah sure... ever heard of the free market?
@Jemalacane0
@Jemalacane0 3 года назад
@@nicewknd Blockbuster was actually pretty awesome.
@wtxrailfan
@wtxrailfan 4 года назад
Times change and you either move on or wither on the vine. Whining about the decline of coal isn't going to bring back the coal industry anymore than Ghost Dancing could bring back the buffalo. Yeah, it's sad that many of these communities will decline, but shaking your fist at the future and saying "I ain't gonna go there" won't do you any good either.
@jamesshanks2614
@jamesshanks2614 7 лет назад
There is a 28 MW coal fired plant in Portsmouth, New Hampshire that stopped burning coal in 2011 yet the plant still produces the same amount of power today. Did they switch to natural gas? No. They switched to woodchips as a source or renewable fuel and now spends over 20 million dollars in New Hampshire and Maine to provide the fuel giving badly needed jobs as all the paper mills in both states are gone. I personally like coal as a fuel for power plants but if there are large forests available there are options other than natural gas.
@dlwatib
@dlwatib 7 лет назад
Biofuel is just as dirty as coal. I'd much rather keep the trees alive and burn natural gas.
@gatormcklusky6274
@gatormcklusky6274 6 лет назад
So burn forests instead of nat gas?
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 6 лет назад
Get used to the fact that coal is history. Forests are renewable if managed properly.
@ray1965ify
@ray1965ify 3 года назад
A lot of people want to lay blame on Obama. the death of coal began long before Obama was out of grade school. i worked strip mine 1957. went underground 1968 Peabody coal co. the EPA and the clean air act was enacted long before Obama was ever heard of. by the time Obama came along it was too late to save coal.I as much as anybody hated to see dying. i made a decent living working in the coal industry. then Trump came along blowing smoke about how he was going to bring back so many coal mining job.i live in southern Illinois what once was known as coal country, the few coal mines that are still in operation are closing every day. Just another promise that Trump ran on that did not happen.
@AscendedSaiyan3
@AscendedSaiyan3 7 лет назад
Some of these people sound like they would rather keep doing what they're doing, until the world is unlivable! That's just madness. For humanity to survive, we HAVE TO switch to renewables.
@ak7wyf
@ak7wyf 7 лет назад
AscendedSaiyan3 ok what nuke? Wind ? Solar? Live a day without coal. No power. People die. Coal has picked up we have trains again mine is hiring? Don't think just about yer self and learn about what u say it affects people it like family? I am in Wyoming but u come up with a renewable not like a nuclear power plant where if there is a accident it does not affect us for a 100,000 years I will keep mining and supporting coal. And u go live without coal for a week.
@ak7wyf
@ak7wyf 7 лет назад
AscendedSaiyan3 silly people go make steel without wyomings clean coal. And screw yer job and family right? I would never do that to someone did u watch vid? So sick of you people. Trump has so far has helped and guess what? I have family wind towers kill migrating birds solar heats up air kills birds like a magnifying glass so I don't know fuck you? Mines in Wyoming take care of there mines not CNN tells u.
@frankgarrett9500
@frankgarrett9500 7 лет назад
Nuclear and solar is the future not wind. Wind is useless and cannot provide base load.
@AscendedSaiyan3
@AscendedSaiyan3 7 лет назад
ka7wyf Wow. That is soooo selfish! You would let 80K people, in the coal industry, help destroy 7 BILLION people?! That is far from rational. My family will live MANY days without coal (solar plus batteries, and BEVs). Solar, wind, wave and hydro is the way. As life should have shown you by now, you don't have to keep using 100+ year old technology. Stop trying to keep the oil lamp in major use. Let old tech die. Retrain for solar and wind. There are over 250K jobs in the solar industry (MUCH LARGER than the coal industry number). Stop being selfish and get on board! Life must adapt to survive.
@dlwatib
@dlwatib 7 лет назад
Batteries can convert intermittent sources such as solar and wind to on-demand sources.
@Daavee28
@Daavee28 5 лет назад
do the women at the food Bank really need food ... they're very overweight ... they could lose at least a hundred pounds and still be healthy
@djhg84
@djhg84 Год назад
:( 😭
@MrStaybrown
@MrStaybrown Год назад
Remember when trump said he was going to bring back coal? 🤣🤣 He golfed instead and only wanted your votes.
@dantheman6961
@dantheman6961 5 лет назад
I'm sorry but coal miners complaining about coal becoming a thing of the past, is like lamplighters complaining about electric street lights taking their job away.
@andrewthornton3453
@andrewthornton3453 3 года назад
You can't live without coal smart one
@pressureworks
@pressureworks 3 года назад
What !?!?!? Lamplighters jobs are being lost !??!?! Why hasn't someone made a video about it !?!?!?!?!???!!??!!?!
@maryjackson3438
@maryjackson3438 2 года назад
What is taking the place of coal?
@MrStaybrown
@MrStaybrown Год назад
Yes, you can live without coal. I left coal mining 3 years ago. The mine shut down and the community didn't even skip a beat. There were rumors of how closing the mine was going to negatively impact the community and it never did, it was all scare tactics.
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
Buggy whip makers too.
@ualuuanie
@ualuuanie 5 лет назад
I remember during the last election Mr. B Sanders was saying that coal is a sun setting industry and he was going to introduce green energy production plants in these coal mining areas. Why didn't they take up that offer?
@rdallas81
@rdallas81 Год назад
Because Sanders was bullshitting
@oprahwinfrey878
@oprahwinfrey878 5 лет назад
It’s amazing coal made it this far, honestly.
@rdallas81
@rdallas81 Год назад
Gasoline too. It will continue into the foreseeing future. Hi Oprah!
@oprahwinfrey878
@oprahwinfrey878 Год назад
@@rdallas81 hi!
@carlkirkham7538
@carlkirkham7538 5 лет назад
England stopped mining in the eighties cos we use North Sea gas what planet u on our last deep coal mine closed in 2015 we still have open cast but now the gas starting to run out so we screwed lol there is clean ways to burn coal
@tedyuan2066
@tedyuan2066 3 года назад
China is still burning coal. Canadian coal mine still export coal. Mainly to China.
@notrash22
@notrash22 Год назад
Nonsense
@zonnekat1
@zonnekat1 7 лет назад
beautieful clean coal...☺
@wtripley
@wtripley 6 лет назад
Why not give these people a technical education in installing solar devices, dam building, windmill installation. I’m sad for their troubles but not for the jobs lost.
@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975
@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975 3 года назад
Beautiful clean coal.. beautiful miners.. beautiful beautiful beautiful!! Winning and Winn and more winning!!! Omg we are great again!!!!
@davidcanatella4279
@davidcanatella4279 5 лет назад
I wish them all well. Maybe the solar boom can help.
@whatamarvel3636
@whatamarvel3636 7 лет назад
Seems odd that the guy reminisces about waking up to pollutants on his car and shit air quality. This gives some insight to why the Chinese let air pollution to get out of control. Seriously peoples obsessions with jobs are retarded. Like you'd rather develop black lung and watch family members die from avoidable medical issues then to not have a job or leave your community? I work in cable and we are under no illusion that our industry is dying thanks to Netflix, RU-vid, and other streaming services. We have meetings exclusively dedicated to this subject. No one is complaining we're all preparing for what's next instead of hanging on to a dying industry. 4 years ago we had 130 people in our department now we're at 24. This isn't my only experience with a dying industry. My home town had a paper mill that pretty much propped up the local economy. My dad worked there for 30 years and when it went under the whole town fell apart. Perhaps people have placed far too much faith in business models that constantly evolve and change. Coal is not coming back and these people should spend less time trying to revive an industry that's killing our planet and look for opportunities in renewable energy which is creating a crazy amount of jobs. I have 8 buddies that work as wind techs and make very good money for not having a college degree and I have 2 friends that found work installing solar panels. Watching this I don't get the sense that these are thinking people with any knowledge or foresight in the industry they work in.
@stuartbrown1569
@stuartbrown1569 7 лет назад
What A Marvel We must have some compassion, for the cancer industrial estate. After all cancer is now the no1 killer, throughout the entire world, if coal executives cut benefits, to coal workers $3 million and give themselves a $10 million dollar bonus. Well, that's a good thing, poor dying, old money draining the life blood, out of their Cannon fodder. Here comes the roaring twenties, low maintenance solar, electric vehicles, high rise agriculture. Lots of jobs in the construction phase, but EV's need 1/10th of the maintenance. Solar panels have few moving parts, batteries have no moving parts, a Tesla 3, needs it's first service at a million miles. After construction hydro electric storage, needs few employees; compare solar to wireless induction EV's; with oil, transport, distillation, mining. Few jobs in capital intensive mining, even less in solid state power, batteries, non explosion driverless transport, after market saturation. That's where the Grand Depression, comes in to it, during the 2030's, like the lower employment Great Stagnation, for the developed world 1973-2020. But oh how the twenties will roar again, that once a century, peak decade of industrialization. Last time, from Dickenson squalor to the modern era, with a crash in infectious diseases. This time from modern homelessness, to 3D printed housing, cheap, high quality, vertical farming food and a crash in cancerous disease. Almost no soot, smog, CO2 sucked out of the cities, by high rise agriculture. Just as a century before electricity and the internal combustion engine. Gave us sewerage treatment, Clean water, garbage disposal, ice boxes, refrigerated warehouses. At 5 times the speed of the 50's and 60's, no more stomach problems, every month. Breathe easy city dwellers.
@redgeneral5792
@redgeneral5792 7 лет назад
Cable is only dying because they are still holding onto the TV side of the business, when they just need to focus more on the ISP side of the business. All they have to do to compete is use their already existing partnerships with cable networks to create an application that bundles their services, like HBO Now, together. Also they need to move away from the co-axial medium into fiber optics, before Google starts to really expand into their markets.
@davidjohnston7512
@davidjohnston7512 5 лет назад
Looking at the size of the people in this story they're not going hungry!And by the way old mate when you mentioned England you mean Great Britain.
@chrisgriffiths2533
@chrisgriffiths2533 4 года назад
Simple Huge Fact in Play here. We have OverPlayed Fossil Fuels. This FF Energy source has gotten Dysfunctional and Slightly Mad.
@carsonwright4627
@carsonwright4627 3 года назад
These mines are still open and producing in Gillette 😂 When one company goes bankrupt another one just steps in and buys it. I work in the oil and gas industry that surrounds the coal mines in the thunder basin. They are most definitely still going, so for the people who say that they got closed and are never opening back up... unfortunately you’re wrong. Also Wyoming coal is some of the cleanest burning coal because it is low sulfur. None of the fossil fuels are going away anytime soon. Until renewable energy is actually profitable then it won’t happen.
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
Are those mines "still open and producing in Gillette" two years later?
@carsonwright4627
@carsonwright4627 Год назад
@@WAL_DC-6B lol yes they are 😂
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
@@carsonwright4627 How 'bout that!
@carsonwright4627
@carsonwright4627 Год назад
@@WAL_DC-6B ask me again in another 2 years and I’ll let ya know lol 😂
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
@@carsonwright4627 OK!
@inmybox100
@inmybox100 3 года назад
Wonder how many voted for trump thinking he would bring back jobs for them ..
@WAL_DC-6B
@WAL_DC-6B Год назад
Lots.
@Daavee28
@Daavee28 5 лет назад
Leigh Paterson needs some muscles to go along with that muscles to hurt
@DavidJones-gq1rs
@DavidJones-gq1rs 3 года назад
The average worker makes 48,000 year. Are you all nuts? What planet do you live on? Come back to reality and quit putting out false info!
@dou40006
@dou40006 5 лет назад
The coal state are responsible, they knew that coal was in dire straights, but they did nothing to diversify the economy of these coal cities , nothing to develop carbon capture.
@christopherlococo2483
@christopherlococo2483 5 лет назад
See you later coal miners.
@dikky584
@dikky584 6 лет назад
how are horses growing in the hunter valley horses die!!!
@TopLob
@TopLob 4 года назад
Conservatives: "Learn to code!" Conservatives when the coal mine shuts down: "I don't know how to survive anymore. I don't have any life skills from this century."
@billypoppins9138
@billypoppins9138 5 лет назад
Goodbye coal and gass... Hello Tesla 😁. Stay focused people.
4 года назад
Look at Denmark almost all of their electricity is from wind power in fact their wind field in the North Sea encompasses an area the size of Kansas and supplies nearly 15% of all of Europe's electrical demands and growing. We have the Great Plains states that some have said is potentially the Saudi Arabia of wind power yet we have a numbskull of a POTUS in Trump who won't take advantage
@Jemalacane0
@Jemalacane0 4 года назад
So, their 5,229 megawatts of thermal power generation does nothing?
@Jemalacane0
@Jemalacane0 5 лет назад
Dilute and intermittent sources of energy will *never ever* be cheaper than reliable and energy dense forms of energy. That's why wind and solar will remain jokes forever. Go nuclear, natural gas, geothermal, and hydropower. Replace the Homer City Generating Station with two 1,100 Mwe nuclear reactors.
@ai.117unsc4
@ai.117unsc4 5 лет назад
6:45 hey guys don't cry Hollywood have jobs PORNO and good drugs then you don't remember what the hell happened to get bayday
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