Monday, November 23, 2009

Energy and Environment

Why Clean Coal Is Years Away

Coal is here to stay, but efforts to cut emissions are ambitious, expensive, and have largely stumbled

Posted March 17, 2009
Coal smoke and steam vapor pour out of the Bruce Mansfield Power Plant over a nearby residential area in Shippingport, Pennsylvania. The 2460 MW coal-fired plant in western Pennsylvania is one of the 12 biggest carbon dioxide polluting power plants in the U.S.

Coal smoke and steam vapor pour out of the Bruce Mansfield Power Plant over a nearby residential area in Shippingport, Pennsylvania. The 2460 MW coal-fired plant in western Pennsylvania is one of the 12 biggest carbon dioxide polluting power plants in the U.S. (Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)

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Pumpkin Dies, but Pecan Still Gobbles

Pumpkin, the Thanksgiving turkey pardoned by Bush, died, but the alternate is alive and pecking.

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