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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (95990)	4/18/2001 6:41:26 PM
From: edamo	Respond to of 436258

patron..concur fully... the government is and always will be the fly in the ointment.... the use of coal and minor lowering of stack emissions is being actively discussed by utilities and the epa....the current administration is leaning toward easing, especially in light of the california situation....if the long term commitment is made, this could be a major and swift change that would impact the economy.... esotric things as rates and money supply are mere paper transactions that are constantly offset....a tangible such as lower cost and reliable power generation with home grown coal would be a long term positive that would boost the economy.. thanks the comments ed a. p.s..the other source that has faded away is lng....considered too volatile since the columbia gas plant explosion in lusby md in the early eighties....everybody got nervous as its neighbor was the bg+e calvert cliffs nuke plant all new plant designs were cancelled....loss of supply contracts with algeria put the nail in the coffin....talk now of new lng facilities....