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Artikel

27 Jul 2004

Autor:
Mark Landler, New York Times

German town fights off a coal mine

Heuersdorf has felt [distress] since 1994, when an American-owned mining company won approval from the German government to demolish this medieval village of 150 to get at the rich seam of coal that lies beneath it. [refers to MIBRAG - Mitteldeutsche Braunkohlenwerke (joint venture Washington Group & NRG Energy)]