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  • Sustainability Journalist, Researcher, and Narrative Strategist, Freelance
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Sustainability journalist, researcher & narrative strategist | Director of Content & Business Development @Concierge Film | @soljourno alumnus.

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Reasons to be Cheerful: Extracting clean energy from old coal mines

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By Steve Janes Verified, Oliver Gordon Verified, Peter Yeung Verified
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In the English town of Gateshead, coal mining dates back to the 1300s. Dormant since the 1980s, the mines have been granted a new lease on life: Now, they’re producing enough geothermal energy to heat 350 homes and several businesses. It’s a fitting and poetic legacy — and one that residents are proud of.
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Agencies shift towards reconstruction in Ukraine

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By Oliver Gordon Verified
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Transforming Britain’s Old Coalfields Into Clean Energy Sources

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By Oliver Gordon Verified
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In the town of Gateshead in North East England, coal mining runs thick in the blood. Up to the final coup de grâce delivered by Margaret Thatcher’s coal purge in the 1980s, Gateshead had been tapping its dark subterranean seams as far back as 1344, when packhorses conveyed “sea coal” from pits pockmarking County Durham’s rolling countryside to gull-swarmed keels on the south bank of the River Tyne. But although Gateshead’s coal industry no longer exists, its heritage lives on.
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