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| Browsing Clean Up Coal in NewsroomCoal makes USA TodayPosted December 27th, 2007 by rickfuentesPlans for at least 8 clean coal plants hit snagsBy Paul Davidson, USA TODAYClean coal-fired power plants have been touted as a remedy for an environmentally challenged age, offering the promise of turning cheap but dirty coal into a pollution-free energy source. Don't turn off those wind turbines yet. ...read more »
Are you sitting down because you should be sitting downPosted December 27th, 2007 by rickfuentes
Big Stone II Project Manager gives SD lump of coal on Christmas EvePosted December 26th, 2007 by rickfuentes
Questionnaire on coalPosted December 20th, 2007 by rickfuentes
The New York Times writes about CoalPosted December 18th, 2007 by rickfuentes in
New Type of Coal Plant Moves Ahead, Haltingly...read more »
Statement by Mark Redsten, Executive Director of Clean WisconsinPosted October 22nd, 2007 by elenaClean Wisconsin (Founded as Wisconsin’s Environmental Decade) STATEMENT By Executive Director, Mark Redsten Signs of the times: coal-fired power plants fall out of favor due to global warming liability ...read more »
Coal-lovin' GovernorPosted September 21st, 2007 by elena in
The Wichita Eagle's staff produced a popular YouTube video about Governor Kathleen Sebelius titled, "Coal-lovin'Governor." This sentiment is shared by many Minnesotans who feel that though Governor Pawlenty signed a renewable electricity standard, he has not fully committed to clean energy. In "Coal-lovin' Governor," star Bucky Walters attempts to impersonate country singer Loretta Lynn. ...read more »
Aug. 6, 2007: North Dakota Park Gets National Honor - and Faces Threat from Coal PlantPosted August 9th, 2007 by elenaNorth Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park is honored as one of the best three parks for natural history, in the new Fodor's "Complete Guide to the National Parks of the West." But park advocates say a proposed coal power plant could put a dark cloud over the park's future. PRAIRIE NEWS SERVICE July 6, 2007: 'Balanced' Energy Group Promotes Coal, Not Climate InterestsPosted July 6th, 2007 by elenaExecutive Director of Iowa Environmental Council responds to an editorial written by Executive Director of Americans for Balanced Energy Choices. David SlumpPosted April 24th, 2007 by AnonymousTitle: General Manager, Global Marketing Company: GE Energy Date: Article name: Path to a Cleaner Tomorrow Media outlet: World Energy Source, v8 n4 In the carbon-constrained world of the future, the decision to install a traditional pulverized coal plant (instead of a more advanced technology plant that can adress environmental issues now or offer the capability to add cost-effective emissions-reduction technology in the future) could lead to potentially larger and costlier problems. |
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