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Coal is the most plentiful fossil fuel, and provides the cheapest means to generate electricity. It also has the reputation of being the dirtiest. New technologies for converting coal into ultra-clean gas and for capturing any resultant CO2 emissions offer a way to continue to use coal as the main fuel for the world's expanding power needs, while meeting the challenge of curbing pollution.

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	Thread Title	Replies	Author	Last Post Info
Clean Coal
	T. C. Hearn -Life of a Early Coal Miner	1	DavidL	Feb 02 2007, 11:01 AM posted 5 yrs ago By: Moderator
	Is clean coal technology feasible?	4	Moderator	Feb 01 2007, 10:29 AM posted 5 yrs ago By: Moderator
	Should governments provide a clean-coal subsidy?	4	Moderator	Jan 28 2007, 03:01 PM posted 5 yrs ago By: WillemM.Caljouw
	petroleum Vs clean coal &hydrogen cell	0	jothinarayanan	Jan 24 2007, 03:12 PM posted 5 yrs ago By: jothinarayanan
	For less pollution,less hazardous mining convert under ground mine into opencast mine.-This will enable us to exploit the coal energy in a more environmental-friendly-path.Do you agree?	1	jothinarayanan	Jan 23 2007, 10:41 AM posted 5 yrs ago By: Moderator
	Will clean coal be a fig leaf for dirty coal?	0	Moderator	Jan 07 2007, 01:01 PM posted 5 yrs ago By: Moderator

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