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    • Burning coal for gas in UK seabeds would flame pollution – FoE Scotland Report
     
    July 25, 2016

    Burning coal for gas in UK seabeds would flame pollution – FoE Scotland Report

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    Friends of the Earth condemns Coal Authority for granting licences for underground coal gasification at 19 UK sites. FoE Scotland have produced a report on these proposals. Plans to set fire to coal under the seabed at up to 19 sites around the UK would cause significant climate pollution, groundwater contamination and toxic waste, according to a report by environmentalists. The UK government’s Coal Authority has granted licences for underground coal gasification (UCG) covering more than 1,500 sq km of seabed off north-east and north-west England, Wales and east central Scotland. The Scottish and Welsh governments have put temporary moratoriums on the technology because of concerns about the dangers. Click here to read more

    Tagged: FoE, FoE Scotland, gas from coal, Gasification

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