phoenixgsu

Have you ever considered that it's not regulations killing the coal industry but a changing market? Do you expect that coal can survive in the current market.? I've felt that states that rely on coal production should try to bring in companies that will produce solar panels and training for workers.

Also, not trying to be a dick, genuinely interested in your opinion.

Snellville native here, what is the path forward for expensing public transit not just in Gwinnett but in the metro area in general.?

States should try to bring those production companies in. I don't see any reason why West Virginia or eastern Kentucky couldn't pump out solar panels or other products necessary for new energy sources.

I know. Part of my family is originally from eastern TN. Appalachia as whole is about as economically depressed as you can get in North America. I feel like if the state governments cared more they could bring in new industries with tax breaks etc and maybe get some money out of then to fix roads and rail.

The sound (more than the on screen content) in Dunkirk is one of the reasons my friend and I both left the theater anxious. Thanks!