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November 18, 2009
Posted by Rob Perks in Solving Global Warming
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- bigcoal, bigoil, climate, climatebill, climatelegislation, coal, congress, globalwarming, oil
Dirty energy special interests are desperate to defeat efforts in Congress to pass legislation that would put our country on the road to a clean energy economy. So desperate, in fact, that the oil and coal industries together spent a record $115 million last year on...continued→
February 4, 2009
Posted by Rob Perks in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- bigcoal, coalindustry, dirtycoal, globalwarming, MTR
The New York Times' Green Inc. blog, citing a flurry of news stories around the country, called this "a tough week for coal." In the words of Tom Zeller: "The coal industry -- which suffers from an image problem to begin with...continued→
January 28, 2009
Posted by Rob Perks in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- bigcoal, coal, coalindustry, coalprofits, dirtycoal, peabody
Move over Big Oil, and make room for America's new profiteers: Big Coal. Hey you, Exxon, why not take a breather and let Peabody enjoy the spotlight for a while? Peabody Energy is the world's largest private-sector coal company. Its coal products...continued→
April 7, 2008
Posted by Rob Perks in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- bigcoal, climatechange, coal, coaltoliquids, globalwarming, liquidcoal
With gas prices soaring, the clamor for liquid coal is growing. While coal companies lustily eye the prospect of converting coal to liquid transportation fuel as a boon for industry, everyone else should see liquid coal for what it really...continued→
April 1, 2008
Posted by Rob Perks in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- ABEC, aprilfools, bigcoal, coal, coalindustry, globalwarming
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you have no doubt heard about Americans for Balanced Energy Choices (ABEC). This corporate front group’s lust for coal is demonstrated by its $30 million dollar advertising blitz on television, newspapers, subways and...continued→