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New Study Reveals Cost of EPA Overreach; Citizens from Coast to Coast Count on Coal; American Energy Fuels the American Economy; Missouri Town Thrives Amid Coal Trains; Olivia Albright Fuels Her Business with Coal.
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Calls for Sound Energy Policies Grow in Campaign Season; The Cloud is Fueled by Coal; Server Farms Find a Home on the Range.
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Prairie State Reveals Power of Advanced Coal Technology; Q&A on Environmental Policy and the EPA; Mining Hard Hat Replicas Star in Republican National Convention.
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Thousands Join Hands, Line Highway in Support of Coal; American Energy Alliance Hits Road
for Affordable Energy; Romney and Ryan Call for More Coal-Fueled Energy; Rising Electricity Costs hurt California Consumers; Coal Treasured Way of Life for Ohio Family
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Affordable Power from Coal Saves Lives During Summer Heat Wave, India Seeks More Coal Following World’s Largest Power Outage, Coal Helps More People Live Longer and Live Better, New Study Says Port will Create Northwest Economic Boom, Lives Empowered by Coal.
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We started this newsletter to make it easier for you to tell friends and neighbors about clean coal's role in securing America's energy future, creating jobs and growing the economy.
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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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By Gregory H. Boyce, Peabody Energy
World Energy
June 2009
The character for "crisis" in Mandarin has two meanings: danger and opportunity. As the world wrestles with daunting energy, economic and environmental challenges, this ancient wisdom offers a lesson for us all.
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By Gregory H. Boyce, Peabody Energy
The Hill
June 2009
One of America's earliest environmentalists, President Teddy Roosevelt, was credited for his decisive leadership, noting, "In a moment of decision, the worst thing you can do is nothing."
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At the top of President Obama's domestic agenda is landmark legislation that will stimulate our economy through a massive infrastructure program.
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Demand for coal is growing faster than any other energy source. That's according to the International Energy Agency's (IEA) latest World Energy Outlook.
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As America settles into a new year and new Administration, a strong and decisive message is being sent to the President and Congress: Use more coal!
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Recent independent research by Carnegie Mellon University shows that coal with carbon capture and storage (CCS) is the low-cost, low-carbon solution,capable of powering a green economy at 15 to 50 percent less cost than wind, nuclear or natural gas with CCS.
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Clean coal is an increasingly common phrase.It's encouraged by academics and researchers, touted by industry, and supported by the Obama Administration.
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Citizens with good access to electricity are far more likely to live longer, eat better and enjoy a higher education level.
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America's utilities have dramatically reduced emissions from coal-fueled electricity generation by investing in clean coal technologies to the tune of nearly $100 billion in the last 20 years.
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A mile-and-a-half deep well being drilled in western Kentucky is part of a public and private partnership to advance the science of carbon storage, and it demonstrates the growing momentum of green coal solutions around the world.
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Greater use of clean coal will power a resurgence in the U.S. economy, creating green jobs for America, building energy security and managing carbon, according to a major study commissioned by a coalition of key labor and energy groups.
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is calling for technology revolution to jump-start a low-carbon economy with the lowest cost energy solutions.
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