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A Sermon for an Energy Landscape, Misery, Redemption and Thankfulness

Kay Holborn Bond
A Sermon for an Energy Landscape, Misery, Redemption and Thankfulness

To me, the coal mining heritage of our energy landscape is represented in three parts, the pre-regulation age of misery and exploitation, the age of regulation where the workers are 'cared for' in their manufactured communities and the post industry age where we are told we should be thankful that our sons don't have to wok in those 'dirty mines'. Each of the works in 'A Sermon for an Energy Landscape', represents one of these aspects of the sermon.


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