Additional Info on Coal to Liquid Fuel Proposal

Filed in archive Clean Coal by Reden Rodriguez on January 18, 2007

I would like to thank Valdez for pointing out that the co-sponsor of the Coal to Liquid-Fuel Bill is Senator barack obama of Illinois. And yes, the technology is not absolutely "clean" in the same way renewable energies are. But it could be made "cleaner" than conventional coal-utilization technologies.

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Response from: MICHELLE (02/07/07 8:46pm)

HMM ISN'T COAL A NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCE? WHY PUT MONEY INTO SOMETHING ELSE THAT'S GOING TO RUN OUT?

Response from: jacks4@link.net (01/14/09 2:36pm)

Greeting. You can't deny laughter. When it comes, it plops down in your favorite chair and stays as long as it wants.
I am from France and now study English, give true I wrote the following sentence: "Discover how you too can draw lifelike portraits of family, friends and favourite personalities."

With respect :-), Zebulon.

Response from: neon tabela (10/02/09 9:54am)

but to better understand and interesting topics and information about the necessary details thanks..

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