(EnergyAsia, January 4 2011, Tuesday) — Record flooding and heavy rainfall have largely shut down coal exports from Australia’s main producing state of Queensland, causing prices to rise on the world markets. The floods have already inflicted billions of dollars in damages on Queensland’s US$40-billion-a-year mining operations and its extensive railway system that are the…

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