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October 23, 2009
Posted by Deron Lovaas in Moving Beyond Oil
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- aviation, coal, globalwarming, oildependence
For a long time, the United States Air Force was keenly interested in liquid coal. But as time went on, the disadvantages became increasingly obvious. This week, we were pleased to discover that the Air Force was no longer pursuing...continued→
January 23, 2008
Posted by Deron Lovaas in Moving Beyond Oil
- Tags:
- aviation, biofuels, coal, globalwarming, oilshale, tarsands
At the end of last year, NRDC joined the Center for Biological Diversity, Earthjustice, Friends of the Earth and Oceana in petitioning EPA to address heat-trapping emissions from aircraft. While its contribution to global warming pollution is small relative to...continued→
November 14, 2007
Posted by Deron Lovaas in Moving Beyond Oil
- Tags:
- coal, energy, globalwarming, liquidcoal, mining
Check out our Move America Beyond Oil web site for a funny new cartoon by Mark Fiore about an oldie but baddie: Coal as a liquid fuel. You read right. The coal industry wants us to run our cars...continued→
November 1, 2007
Posted by Deron Lovaas in Green Enterprise
, Moving Beyond Oil
- Tags:
- CAFE, cars, coal, oildependence, oildrilling, oilshale, tarsands
The new issue of In Business magazine just hit the streets, and it includes an article penned by me which tells the story of my work with the National Petroleum Council on their new report called Hard Truths. This was...continued→
October 16, 2007
Posted by Deron Lovaas in Green Enterprise
, Moving Beyond Oil
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- biofuels, cleanvehicles, co2, coal, ethanol, globalwarming, oildependence, pollution
Lord Richard Branson just made a exciting announcement: Virgin Atlantic plans to test a jet plane running on biofuels early next year. Frankly, this matters more than developments that we've seen in the vehicles market, where companies like GM are...continued→