Washington University is among the leaders in clean coal technology research. James V. Wertsch, director of the McDonnell International Scholars Academy, talks about energy technology and proudly introduces two people in his scholars program.
ACCCE sponsored a National Journal policy breakfast on energy. This clip features a question from our Steve Miller, ACCCE's CEO, to both Senator McCain and Senator Obama's policy advisors.
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American technology and ingenuity have brought about amazing things and overcome seemingly unsurmountable obstacles.
The coal industry is committed to a future in which our most abundant fuel -- coal -- generates our electricity with even lower emissions, including the capture and storage of C02.
Both candidates for VP came out strong in support of the use of clean coal and the development and export of clean coal technologies during their debate at Washington University in St. Louis, MO.
As this America's Power "I Believe" spot shows, Americans believe that with new technologies, we can help reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and keep energy costs affordable.
Clean coal is important to America's energy and economic security. The the process of generating coal is 70% cleaner than it was just 30 years ago, and continues to become cleaner still. This spot highlights the need to change outdated perceptions of coal and encourages all to realize that without coal, we would not have the energy we need to sustain our current way of life.
ACCCE America's Power Technology Spot. American ingenuity has incredible barriers. Clean coal is something American resourcefulness is achieving through research and investment. Learn more at www.americaspower.or g.
At Case Western Reserve University, a coal powered school in Ohio we gathered students from around campus to help deliver this message.
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As this America's Power "I Believe" spot shows, Americans believe that with new technologies, we can help reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and keep energy costs affordable.
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