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Climate alarmists are still promoting junk science, fossil fuel bans and wealth redistribution
Dr. Kelvin Kemm
This month marks the tenth anniversary of “Climategate” – the release of thousands of emails to and from climate scientists who had been (and still are) collaborating and colluding to create a manmade climate crisis that exists in their minds and computer models, but not in the real world. The scandal should have ended climate catastrophism. Instead, it was studiously buried by politicians, scientists, activists and crony capitalists, who will rake in trillions of dollars from the exaggerations and fakery, while exempting themselves from the damage they are inflicting on everyday families. Continue reading →
31. October 2019 by Terry Headley
Categories: transmission |
Tags: climate, climate change, CO2, emissions, Environment, GHG, IPCC |
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WASHINGTON, DC, August 21, 2018– The American Coal Council appreciates the administration’s continuing focus on regulatory reform, and EPA’s proposal to replace the prior administration’s Clean Power Plan (CPP) with the Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule announced today is another big … Continue reading →
21. August 2018 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, CCS, CCUS, CPP, CSAPR, EPA, Policy, Power Generation, Regulation, sequestration |
Tags: ACC, carbon, CCS, CO2, coal, CPP, DOE, emissions, energy, EPA, Mining, policy |
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By William F. Jasper The New American The People’s Republic of China, the undisputed Pollution King of the world, is ramping … Continue reading →
28. July 2017 by Terry Headley
Categories: transmission |
Tags: ACC, climate, CO2, coal, cost, emissions, Mining, regulation |
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http://www.exchangemonitor.com/publication/ghg-daily-monitor/ccus-development-turn-corner-clean-coal-chief-says/ By Abby Harvey, GHG Daily Monitor With three large-scale projects months from operation in the U.S. and a recent reprioritization in the Department of Energy’s coal office, carbon capture utilization and storage is about to have its moment, David … Continue reading →
11. October 2016 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, carbon, CCS, Climate Change, CO2, coal, Energy, Environment, Mining, Policy, Power Generation, sequestration |
Tags: ACC, carbon, CCS, climate, climate change, CO2, coal, CPP, electricity, emissions, energy, Environment, GHG, policy, regulation |
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I submitted this response to the NY Times editorial board on March 29th. However, I did not receive a reply to my email and the response was not printed. Therefore, I am publishing it on the Coalblog to get our views … Continue reading →
15. April 2016 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Jobs, Marketplace Information, Mining, Policy, Power Generation |
Tags: CCT, clean, coal, emissions, McConnell, Senate, Wall Street |
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Editor’s note: This article was originally published to the ACC’s online magazine website (www.acclive.com) in January 2015. It has been moved to the Coalblog as part of our redesign of our online publications. By Donna Laframboise, Frontier Centre for Public … Continue reading →
26. January 2015 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Jobs, Policy |
Tags: Barack Obama, China, climate change, CO2, emissions, Q1 2015, United Nations |
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Editor’s note: This article was originally published to the ACC’s online magazine website (www.acclive.com) in November, 2014. It has been moved to the Coalblog as part of our redesign of our online publications. Climate change actually has little to do … Continue reading →
03. November 2014 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Climate Change, Energy, Environment, Policy, Power Generation, Regulation |
Tags: Barack Obama, choices, CO2, emissions, energy, International Renewable Energy Agency, Q4 2014 |
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I recently received an email that pointed to a Financial Post article on the EPA’s latest GHG emissions rule. At the top of the linked article was another one of these badly photoshopped images that attempt to portray power plant emissions … Continue reading →
18. July 2014 by Jason Hayes
Categories: carbon, CCT, Climate Change, Education, Energy, Environment, EPA, Marketplace Information, Policy, Power Generation, Regulation, Utilities |
Tags: CCT, clean coal technologies, CO2, coal, emissions, error, GHG, media, photoshop, water vapor |
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Another promising discovery on the CO2 capture front has just come to my attention. This new research is being done at Monash University in Australia. Emissions from coal power stations could be drastically reduced by a new, energy-efficient material that … Continue reading →
12. February 2013 by Jason Hayes
Categories: CCS, Climate Change, Emissions, Environment, Marketplace Information |
Tags: carbon, CCUS, coal, emissions, Ladwig, metal organic framework, Monash |
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It’s always just a matter of time. The great minds working at our universities, research centers, and in our industry will always find a way. Ohio State University researchers say they have created a process to draw energy from coal … Continue reading →
11. February 2013 by Jason Hayes
Categories: carbon, Emissions, Energy, Environment, Good for you!, Industry Reports, Marketplace Information, Power Generation, USA, Utilities |
Tags: clean coal, CO2, coal-direct chemical looping, emissions, OSU, research |
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