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Letters: <strong>Ian Flintoff </strong>will raise £1,000 to help save the Coliseum if other Guardian readers join the cause. Plus a letter from <strong>David Edwards Hulme</strong>
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Manchester-based theatre director who spent 27 years at the Library Theatre Company
We are witnessing the end of an era in the long history of Manchester’s theatreland: the disappearance, after more than 60 years, of the treasured Library Theatre. Coming full circle, it is ending as it began, with a production of The Seagull.
Effect trying to crackdown on emissions, and chris there are terribly dire warnings coming out now from the regulated industry saying, basically the sky is going to fall if these go into effect, true? >> well, yes, two years ago the industry group edison electric said that they would have to bring 77 gig a watts off line thanks to this rule. the chairman of the federal energy regulatory commission recently said a letter saying it was 881 gig a water. it's not just industry. the chairman who is an obama appointee is saying the epa has not of lifted one i finger to work with ferc. megyn: take a ...
Tell the coal companies, et cetera what kind of emissions are okay and not okay. those who are going to be subject to these regulations are saying, you're trampling on states rights, you are requiring too many stringent rules of us, and it's going to lead to job losses, and factories shutting down and so on. chris, and then angel. >> there is a lot involved here. this was a suite of regulations called the train wreck. one of them is epa season control for some states and the other is the one at issue here that will bring all the plants off line, that is the reliability issue. that is going to ...