May 26, 2015 ... The industry and its supporters use “war on coal” as shorthand for a ferocious  assault by a hostile White House, but the real war on coal is not primarily an  Obama war, or even a Washington war. It's a guerrilla war. The front lines are not  at the Environmental Protection Agency or the Supreme Court. If you ...
Aug 14, 2014 ... Capito claims the EPA's June regulations mean "you're not even going to be able  to burn coal very limitedly in the existing plants." Taken literally, this is quite false.  The rules don't keep plants from burning coal. The EPA proposal sets a different  carbon reduction threshold for each state based on feasibility, ...
Jun 13, 2016 ... Here's an important energy milestone: For the first time since 1979, America's  cars, trucks, and airplanes emit more carbon dioxide than its power plants do.  The chart below comes from Sam Ori, executive director of the Energy Policy  Institute at the University of Chicago: US CO2 emissions from transport ...
Sep 23, 2014 ... The study's authors even said they don't apply to what the administration put  forward. So we rated the statement False. 8. "What (the Obama administration is)  going to come out with in the next several months is you're not even going to be  able to burn coal very limitedly in the existing plants." - False.
His workday over, an Indian miner burns coal to produce coke, a hot-burning fuel  his family can use for cooking and for heating their home. Interactive Graphic.  Coal Graphic ... It's whether coal can ever be clean enough—to prevent not only  local disasters but also a radical change in global climate. Last June, on a hot  and ...
What (the Obama administration is) going to come out with in the next several months is you're not even going to be able to burn coal very limitedly in the existing plants.