Is human blood the unlikely key to clean coal? [Popular Science via Fast Company]
I encourage everyone to sit down during the Pledge of Allegiance. Because we all hate America and want it to fail. [They Get Letters]
Poor Mitch McConnell can’t ever get anything from Nancy Pelosi. Because she’s either too mean to him or he’s too ridiculous. [WaPo]
The Mine Safety & Health Administration didn’t fire an official involved in a sexual harassment case. The guy merely got a two-week suspension. [Ralph Dunlop]
Yesterday Jack Conway proposed providing a tax credit for “all domestic companies who create new jobs in the US and keep them there.” [Press Release]
Is the clock ticking for David Williams? What happens when Jimmy Higdon loses? [Paulick Report]
Senator Robert Byrd says coal must embrace the future. [HuffPo]
Lt. Dan made a Power Point presentation about rail and gave a speech about it. [Here & Here]
Say this three times fast: the state is accepting crumb rubber grant applications. [Press Release]
Does Lt. Dan know the SUPERTRAIN of which Kimball speaks is full of homosexuals and runs on sweet sodomy? [Barefoot & Progressive]
Speaking of B&P, there’s a push to draft Jim Gray into the Lexington mayoral race. He’s telling everybody who’ll listen that he’s getting in. [More B&P]
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1 Mark H (Not Hebert) // Dec 5, 2009 at 9:36 am
How much closer would we be to finding a tangible solution to reducing CO2 emissions and finding cleaner fuel technologies if only a fraction of the billions of dollars currently being wasted by academia on trying to prove anthropogenic global warming, was focused on CO2 control technologies like this one?
I would argue that we as a society, would be far better off funding the development of a clean home electrical fuel cell, than giving millions of dollars to Mann, Jones, and others to study tree rings trying to prove our impact.
The advantage of technological research is that you quickly realize that you are heading in a wrong direction and can redirect the research, whereas these studies many time can’t be verified or as the recent scandal suggests, be easily manipulated to hide their failure.
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