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[22 May 2009 | Comments Off | 45 views]
Coal as a Clean Energy Source, Part Three: Clean Coal Technologies

In the previous two articles it was shown that there are some possible benefits of coal combustion–but CO2 emissions are still a major issue. Nicole McCallum concludes this three-part series with the question: Does the coal industry have the potential to be a part of the climate change solution?

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[11 May 2009 | Comments Off | 13 views]
Coal as a Clean Energy Source, Part Two: Does it Exist Now?

AmericasPower–one of coal’s most vocal supporters in the U.S. strongly believes coal has a role to play in the future as America’s largest source of electricity generation. Nicole McCallum provides a discussion-provoking article that looks at the question: “Does clean coal currently exist in the U.S.?”

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[8 May 2009 | 3 Comments | 262 views]
Coal as a Clean Energy Source, Part One: Some Background

Coal is one of the largest sources of energy for electricity generation worldwide, accounting for half of the electricity generation in the U.S. As a fossil fuel, burning coal for energy creates vast amounts of greenhouse gas emissions, including its major component carbon dioxide (CO2). Nicole McCallum looks into the “clean coal” debate a little deeper.