It is besides 1 of the richest municipalities in Poland, in its territory there are Brunette Turn Coal Mine and Turów Power Plant employing a full of about 5.5 1000 people. According to GUS data from December 2023, the population is somewhat over 16 thousand.
It can so be seen that the mine and the power plant are a place of employment for more than 30% of the inhabitants, and given another sectors of the economy specified as trade or services focusing on persons employed in the mine and power plant, it can be said that the material existence of the majority of the inhabitants of Bogatini depends on the existence of these 2 plants. In the nationwide dimension, it is essential to add that the Turów Power Plant covers from 4-6% of Polish electricity demand. In this context, the issue of mine closure, and so the power plants, as environmental organisations and German local governments from the areas bordering the mine, are demanding, has a political dimension which is threatening the local community and the full Polish economy.
The issue of the closure of the Brunatny Turów Coal Mine has a political dimension, including the Polish division into the right and liberal left. Despite the German dictation of adverse judgments of the TEU, the Government of the United Right was a guarantor of maintaining coal mining in the Turów mine and thus a guarantor of securing work for the local population. In September 2022, the General manager of Environmental Protection (GDEŚ) issued an environmental decision, which became the basis for the issue of a coal mining licence by 2044. Nothing seems to form citizens' awareness and their political choices better, specified as the feeling that policies straight affect their fate, that certain political decisions pose a individual threat to them. Therefore, the results of the elections to the Sejm in the municipality of Bogatynia proved a large mystery in October 2023:
As you can see, 49.12% of the voters in the municipality of Bogatynia supported candidates from left-wing liberal parties openly supporting the closure and decommissioning of the mine. The question was, how could half of the voters vote for solutions harmful to themselves, why they deliberately chose the possible of unemployment, humbly accepting the elimination of their intrepid jobs. Why? Did they naively believe that politicians succumbed to Donald Tusk, at a decisive attempt, would not put their hand in systematically destroying the Polish economy?
Mine cases followed the election in accordance with the script envisaged. On 13 March 2024, the Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw repealed the environmental decision General manager of Environmental Protection for lignite mining. This means that the mine can now only operate on the basis of a "temporary" concession issued in 2020 for a period of six years, i.e. no longer than 2026. The only rescue for the mine was the erasure of this judgment, so in May the mine's owner's body reported: "PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konvenionalna S.A., to which the Turów Energy Complex belongs, filed a cassation complaint against the judgement of the Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw, which fell on 13 March 2024 on the Turów Mine.”. However, despite the firm and unambiguous position of PGE GiEK S.A. The National Prosecutor’s Office did not file a cassation complaint against the judgement of the court In this way, the prosecution destroyed the last hotel of the efforts of the State-owned company PGE GIEK trying to save the mine. According to tv Republic Minister Adam Bodnar as lawyer General personally wrote in the file that "there are no grounds for bringing an appeal". In this way, in the name of green ideology, whose only motto is climate warming in relations with Germany, destiny has been determined. Blue Turn Coal Mines and Turów Power Plant.
It has not even been a fewer days since this dramatic and shocking decision as on the local labour marketplace in the municipality of Bogatynia, there have been announcements of close German lignite mines seeking skilled workers from the mining industry. And so the title mystery of this column was solved. People voting in the municipality of Bogatynia for left-wing – liberal groups did not act against their own interests, they knew that they were not at hazard of unemployment. They will have the same kind of work, just a fewer miles from where they live, but much better paid. Much better, due to the fact that possibly the amount of earnings will be similar, but in the OJRO (euro) alternatively than in mediocre gold. And Poland will not be a failure either. The current to Poland will flow from Germany an energy bridge, and its price for the consumer will besides be digitally similar, but in the OJRO and not in mediocre gold.
Only those of the inhabitants of Bogatynia municipality who naively voted for the United Right can be lost. They won't have references to get a occupation in German mines. They are dangerous to the German economy, so they are besides dangerous to the Polish economy, which is mixed with the German economy by various kinds of addictions. possibly it will be essential to make for them at the site of the erstwhile lignite mining mine “extractive custody”? Or at least a police hole?
