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    • Climate 411

    Blogging the science and policy of global warming

    Don't Fill Our Gas Tanks With Coal

    Posted: in Cars and Pollution

    Written By

    Bill Chameides
    Bill Chameides

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    Yesterday, The New York Times published an editorial about coal-to-liquid technology. Their warning against so-called energy solutions that actually worsen climate change is right on target.

    For more, check out a post I wrote last month, about why coal-to-liquid technology is a bad idea.

    One Comment

    1. butshebites
      Posted June 2, 2007 at 8:01 pm | Permalink

      very concerning to me. I already wrote Obama and encouraged others to do so. I am glad I live inland, in New England on a high hill. I am learning about geology and meteorology on my own. Has anyone done any studies on how much sequestration would cost and how much energy it would use itself? Seems to me that it doesn’t make much sense.

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