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Energy in local government: Coal goes to wood pellets for Nottinghamshire schools. Energy World January 2008, P. 15
Heating its schools has always been a local affair for Nottinghamshire - thanks to its strong coal-mining traditions. But, during the past decade local coal has become increasingly scarce due to pit closures. One solution - at least for the County Council's school buildings - is a switch to wood pellets.
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Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Mining Engineering, Skills, education and training, Policy and Governance, Coal mines, Mining and quarrying, Wood and wood products, Coal, Fuelwood, wood residues and by-products, Solid fossil fuels and derived products