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r <br /> <br />At the same time, if the Debtor Quaker Coal Company and its <br />subsidiaries fail to confirm or consummate plans of <br />reorganization, the operating coal mines retain greater value <br />as collateral for the Lenders if they remain in operation and <br />preserve their going concern value. <br />Creditor Division of Minerals and Geology has an <br />approximately $3 million claim against both the Debtor <br />Powderhorn Coal Company and the Debtor Powderhorn Properties <br />Company (collectively, "Powderhorn") for reclamation and <br />environmental remediation at Powderhorn's site in Colorado.3 <br />On November 6, 2000, this Bankruptcy Court entered an <br />Agreed Order under 11 U.S.C. § 363, authorizing the sale of <br />all of the Debtor Powderhorn's machinery and equipment in <br />Colorado (the "Machinery and Equipment"). The motion <br />requesting the § 363 sale contemplates that the Debtor <br />Powderhorn will sell all of its machinery and equipment that <br />has any economic value. <br />In their Motion for Adequate Protection And for Relief <br />From Stay, the Lenders seek to be paid all of the <br />approximately S2 million in estimated proceeds of the <br />3 <br />