Get clean coal clean! (NEW Air Freshener)

I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING....

COMING SOON: CLEAN TURD TECHNOLOGY.

@Bluzmann - Furthermore, Obama already gave $100 billion in subsidies to the renewable energy industry in his porkulus bill earlier this year. Thanks to that money, renewable energy is expected to increase from 1% to 2% over the next 4 years. A 1% increase at a cost of $100 billion? Money well spent (sarcasm).

@Bluzmann - "What if Obama and Bush had spent half what they gave to the banks on solar power, wind power and a smart grid?"

It would have been even more wasteful than had it gone to the banks. Look at Denmark; 6,000 wind turbines ($1.5m each) in that tiny country, yet it still uses fossil fuel. Claims to be anti-nuclear and anti-coal, yet imports nuclear and coal electricity from Germany and Sweden.

Green energy doesn't work. At least not yet.

I proudly support the coal industry. We have the technology to convert coal into gasoline; this coupled with the abundant domestic coal we have, means coal can help make us energy independent.

And if you renewable energy lovers think an industry that produces 60+% of the electricity we use is "on it's way out," I have a bridge to sell you.

actually the coal industry will have to pay more to clean the coal they only pretend to support clean coal to look good to the public. and since for the time being we need coal it can either be clean coal or regular, let the maker of this video choose

a video about clean coal on my page might make you think differently

When did I forget to turn off my light switch? I use CFL bulbs, I often dry my clothes on a line, our thermostat is set at 80 in the summer. I live in Texas, we don't use thermal underwear ever, why would we?

Personal choices and practices in every day life are important, but they will not solve the problem. To truly solve the problem we need to get rid of coal plants. That doesn't mean we have to get rid of electricity. There are plenty of alternatives.

CFL bulbs is nothing!! Are you too ashamed to tell all that you dry clothes on a line? 80 is too high for a thermostat setting and this means you should lower it to 68 and start wearing thermal underwear. Texas is not warm round the year... Nor is California where I hailed from! I wear thermal underwear which is a must in the name of energy conservation!