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Management Information Services December 2009 This study demonstrates that American taxpayers will see a quick and significant return on federal investment in clean coal technologies,gaining $13 in benefits for every dollar the government invests.
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National Research Council July 2009 A major study released by the National Research Council, a group that includes the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering, concludes that coal with carbon capture and storage (CCS) offers the best long-term option to serve U.S. incremental electricity growth by 2035. It provides more than three times the generation of nuclear power and nearly triple the power of hydroelectric, wind and solar sources combined.
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Testimony of Keith O. Rattie, President, Chairman and CEO of Questar Corporation, to the Salt Lake Chamber Leadership Utah April 2009 Mr. Rattie testifies regarding the lessons learned from the 1970s energy crisis, including the dangers posed by cap-and-trade proposals. Energy choices favored by politicians but not confirmed by markets are destined to fail, as evidenced recently by the problems with federal ethanol mandates.
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Queensland Resources Council July 2009 The Council has produced a movie and interactive exhibit to reveal how clean and green technology fuels a low-carbon future with coal.
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It’s a typical game night at Busch Stadium: The crowd cheers and chants, the St. Louis Cardinals round the bases. Then in the bottom of the sixth… the lights dim and the action stops. Without clean coal, it’s game over.
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