Watch what they do, not what they say.
“Using almost $1 billion in stimulus money, the project was supposed to become the poster child for clean-coal technology.
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The resurrection was short-lived. On Feb.3, the Department of Energy announced it was withdrawing support.”
So we spent a billion for nothing, except to illustrate the duplicitous nature of this administration.
The government giveth. The government taketh away.
It is rumored, that even liberals, when they die (not just conservatives who die), their bodies rot, and, it forms stuff like natural gas, oil, coal, over time, which is renewable. Even precious trees when they die, they form such renewable fuels.
So, liberals need to find a way to avoid death, which will validate their electric cars...oh, wait, something has to turn a turbine to create electricity...Liberalism is mental disorder, which is why so many liberals, especially the PhDs have such illogical things like touch therapy and astrology stickers on their cars.
‘”We don’t need it, and we can’t afford it,” Bruce Nilles, head of the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal campaign, says of carbon-capture projects.’
LOL...statements like this demonstrate just how flaming narrow these people are. In his view its not needed just b/c he said so. Facts need not apply. Oh ya...these are the smartest people in our society...NOT.
This is just insane!
U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., has supported Obama’s campaign since it began.
“The claims you are hearing from the McCain-Palin campaign are misleading and untrue,” Rockefeller said in a news release. “Barack Obama has been very clear with me and with you on his plan for clean coal and it’s the most aggressive plan in support of clean coal we’ve seen from any presidential candidate.
“The idea that the McCain-Palin campaign is alleging the day before the election that Barack Obama’s commitment to coal is anything but solid is absolutely ridiculous,” he added.
“This is exactly the kind of deceptive politicking voters are fed up with.”
http://www.hsconnect.com/page/content.detail/id/511265.html?nav=5010
There’s no such thing as clean coal; the enviroweenies said so!