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Introduction.(climate change and its effects on fossil fuels): An article from: Social Research by Ira Flatow, 2006-09-22 Is society drinking itself to death on fossil fuels?(Focus): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-21 Overcoming Stone Age logic.(PERSPECTIVES)(fossils fuel dependency)(Viewpoint essay): An article from: Issues in Science and Technology by Michael M. Crow, 2009-01-01 Assessing safety in fossil fuel electric power generating plants by A Frezza, 1978 Leave it in the ground! To stop climate change we have to stop extracting and burning fossil fuels. NNIMMO BASSEY reports from Nigeria, where communities ... An article from: New Internationalist by Nnimmo Bassey, Mel Evans, 2009-01-01 Canada-wide survey of earth scientists: a preliminary report on the state of the discipline, the fossil fuel industries and environmental science.(Issues ... An article from: Geoscience Canada by Charlene E. Miall, Andrew D. Miall, 2008-03-01 Alternative energy: the new age of power; while not expected to replace traditional fossil fuels, alternative energy resources can be particularly useful ... An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Patricia Jones, 2002-09-01 U.S. fossil fuel resources: terminology, reporting, and summary.(Congressional Research Service)(Report): An article from: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by Gene Whitney, Carl E. Behrens, et all 2009-10-01 Making renewable energy practical: can we reliably, efficiently, and economically store energy to make solar and wind power viable options to replace fossil-fuel ... An article from: The New American by Ed Hiserodt, 2008-12-08 Oil, Coal and Gas: From This Earth by William Russell, 1994-09 Statistics of Coal: The Geographical and Geological Distribution of Mineral Combustables or Fossil Fuel, Including, Also, Notices and Loca by Richard Cowling Taylor, 2010-06 Statistics of Coal: The Geographical and Geological Distribution of Mineral Combustables Or Fossil Fuel, Including, Also, Notices and Localities of the ... Employed in Arts and Manufactures... by Richard Cowling Taylor, 2010-06-03 Statistics Of Coal: The Geographical And Geological Distribution Of Mineral Combustables Or Fossil Fuel, Including, Also, Notices And Localities Of The ... Employed In Arts And Manufactures... Fossil Fuel Phase Out: Electric vehicle, Fossil fuel, Power station, Greenhouse gas, Climate change, Coal, Clear Skies Act of 2003, Georgia Power, Renewable energy, The Coal Question

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101. CNN.com - Bush Energy Plan Includes Coal-burning Power Plants - May 17, 2001
     along with the other fuel sources that are emphasized in the plan natural There s no such thing as clean coal, said Vivian Stockman of the Ohio  
     http://archives.cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/05/17/bush.coal/
     
     Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Coal industry officials say coal is an important part of the nation's future CHARLESTON, West Virginia (CNN) President Bush's long-range energy plan includes the use of more coal-burning plants, a proposal that some experts say might help avoid an energy crisis and that critics say would harm the environment. Possibly offsetting criticism, the Bush administration wants to spend $2 billion on research into so-called clean coal technology aimed at reducing dirty emissions from coal-burning power plants. Industry officials say more emphasis on coal is important to the nation's future. "We need to have, in the United States, energy independence from the rest of the world," said Stuart Solomon of American Electric Power, one of the nation's largest coal-fueled power producers. "Coal is one of the major ways that we can do that, along with the other fuel sources that are emphasized in the plan natural gas, nuclear and a growing and important role for renewable power. VIDEO CNN's Eileen O'Connor has more on using coal for electricity and its potential problems (May 17)

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