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Barack Obama Supports Developing Clean Coal Technology

This TV ad uses Barack Obama's own words to punctuate the fact that investing in clean coal technologies promotes energy independence, creates jobs, and ensures sustained environmental progress in...  
 
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rocketsredglare101 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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lionjwd (5 months ago) Show Hide
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President Obama says that he was for Clean Coal Technology. From WYMT "It's a bill aimed to reduce emissions and improve the environment, but many people in eastern Kentucky say the proposed Cap and Trade bill would devastate the commonwealth. On Saturday, thousands rallied together in Knott County to have their message heard. "I think everybody here is for doing the proper coal mining process, making it as safe and as environmentally friendly as possible," says Joe Grieshop, Harlan Co.J/E
balancedenergy (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for that comment, Joe.
iskandhar (6 months ago) Show Hide
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sorry to be politically incorrect, but doesn't this make him the Poster Boy for "clean coal"?
balancedenergy (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Barack Obama supports clean coal. Here's what he said a while back while he was on the campaign trail: I am a big proponent of clean-coal technology and I want us to move rapidly in developing those sequestration technologies that's required. What we need to do though is to put clean coal technology on the fast track and that means money. It means investment in research. That's something that we should have already been doing.
standforamerica (6 months ago) Show Hide
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it's not the governmnets job to spend money that is not theirs just for R/D.
Frettsy (6 months ago) Show Hide
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would someone please explain to me how investing in clean coal technologies promotes energy independence? if anything it makes coal less affordable. and how does it create any new jobs?
balancedenergy (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Frettsy: First of all, coal is Americas most abundant resource, so USING it for energy through clean coal technologies would make us energy independent

Clean energy is one of President Obamas pillars of his economic recovery plan. In a report conducted by BBC, a coalition of labor groups found that power plants equipped with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies could create between 5 mil and 7 mil man-years of employment during construction and a quarter of a million permanent jobs.
Frettsy (6 months ago) Show Hide
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I mean, I'm all for us using coal.. we already do. but shifting to "clean" coal will not promote energy independence. it will simply raise the cost of domestic coal.
jasbcor (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Comparing "clean" coal to putting a man on the moon is completely pointless. They are entirely different engineering problems. This is what you get when you have the best government money can buy...*cough cough*

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