What If Energy From Un-Mined Coal Could Be Tapped While Reducing the CO2 75%?
Nevertheless, there is increasing evidence that recent serious attempts at research and development into trying to make coal clean should be taken seriously, and not disregarded as simply more lies to be automatically dismissed. If energy could be extracted from coal without mining it while reducing its carbon dioxide emissions 75%, then that is R&D worth following, along with all the new developments in clean renewable energy. Research from a new study from the Clean Air Task Force has led to a project just begun this summer in the Alberta oil sands by Swan Hills Synfuels to try just that.
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- What If Energy From Un-Mined Coal Could Be Tapped While Reducing the CO2 75%?
