Coal Distribution And Utilization Act Hearing Before the Committee On Energy a
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1 strength From The Land 145 (4) S. 318 would grant the federal power of eminent domain to private entitles, allowing them to force farmers to give-up valuable acreage belrtg used for the production of food and fiber. PIPELINES UNNECESSARY: WOULD HARM RAILROADS This pipeline proposal would be an enormously expensive project which simply is not needed. The railway transportation system is more than adequate to meet any foreseeable increase in demand for coal transportation, and there are regulat...ions in place to assure coal shippers fair treatment Were the railroads to lose the revenue - estimated at $700 million annually - projected as a result of the construction of coal slurry pipelines, the impact on the industry would be dramatic. Trar^portation rates for the remaining users would rise, quality of service would inevitably decline, and jot>s would be lost WOULD DIVERT SCARCE WATER RESOURCES The impact on our scarce water resources is especially frightening. One ton of water would be required to move one ton of coal, and a single pipeline would require up to 6 billion gallons of water each year - erraugh water to meet tlie needs of a city with 65, 000 people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 strength From The Land 145 (4) S. 318 would grant the federal power of eminent domain to private entitles, allowing them to force farmers to give-up valuable acreage belrtg used for the production of food and fiber. PIPELINES UNNECESSARY: WOULD HARM RAILROADS This pipeline proposal would be an enormously expensive project which simply is not needed. The railway transportation system is more than adequate to meet any foreseeable increase in demand for coal transportation, and there are regulat...ions in place to assure coal shippers fair treatment Were the railroads to lose the revenue - estimated at $700 million annually - projected as a result of the construction of coal slurry pipelines, the impact on the industry would be dramatic. Trar^portation rates for the remaining users would rise, quality of service would inevitably decline, and jot>s would be lost WOULD DIVERT SCARCE WATER RESOURCES The impact on our scarce water resources is especially frightening. One ton of water would be required to move one ton of coal, and a single pipeline would require up to 6 billion gallons of water each year - erraugh water to meet tlie needs of a city with 65, 000 people.
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