in an abrasion to her arm which became infected. She did not seek medical advice at the time of the injury. Eight days later she was complaining of dysphagia and was assessed at home by her general practitioner. On review the next day she was referred to Accident and Emergency with neck stiffness and an inability to open her mouth. Tetanus was not initially considered as part of the different diagnosis; she was prescribed simple analgesia and discharged the same day. Due to a marked deterioration in her clinical condition she was readmitted the following day with trismus, spasticity and spasms; a serum sample was taken and the case reported to the local health protection team. Following surgical debridement of her wound, she was transferred to intensive carecoal and mining regions. In other words, solar is cheaper, cleaner, and more efficient than coal, with immense untapped potential.

Solar is cheaper, cleaner, and more efficient than coal, with immense untapped potential

Across Europe, there are several examples of former coal plants that have already undergone a transformation into successful solar farms. In Belgium, LRM was the owner of a sludge pond in Heusden-Zolder; the pond was used for rubble and fly ash dumping when coal was mined there. As it was difficult to find a suitable use for this site, LRM decided to transform the decontaminated land into a solar power plant – an ostensibly useless site acquired a new use. In Visonta, Hungary, power plant company Matrai Eromu opened a solar plant situated on top of a