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Power Past Coal

The Power Past Coal campaign needs to experience an avalanche of groups signing up for local actions and getting connected as it moves toward actions around the country at the end of the first 100 days of the Obama administration at the end of April.

A report from Bill McKibben at 350.org

Largest anti-coal action yet in the United States took place on March 2nd: Thousands and thousands of people flooded the streets around the Capitol Hill power plant.

Dr. James Hansen talks with Charlie Rose

James Hansen talks with Charlie Rose about Coal, Sea Level Rise, and 4th Generation Nuclear Power Plants – A must See Video

Bill McKibben to be among demonstrators in Washington DC against coal-fired power plants

On March 2, environmentalist Bill McKibben will join demonstrators who plan to march on a coal-fired power plant in Washington D.C. In this article for Yale Environment 360, he explains why he’s ready to go to jail to protest the continued burning of coal.

Global Warming Solutions for Governments

To stop Global Warming, we must close down all coal-fired power plants, end all fossil fuel subsidies and end all corporate campaign financing.

President Obama, we’re running out of time

‘We have only four years left to act on climate change – America has to lead’ by Robin McKie, Science Editor The Observer Published Sunday, January 18 2009 Click here to read this rare interview with Jim Hansen in New York, where ‘the grandfather of climate change’ explains why President Obama’s administration is the last chance [...]

Steven Chu Backpedals on Coal-fired Power

Steven Chu opposes a moratorium on new coal-fired plants that can’t sequester their emissions, and supports “cap and trade” as a GHG reduction solution. “Cap and trade” may be the easiest solution, as it allows industry to continue emitting GHG’s into our atmosphere. But it is not the best solution, and it may turn out not to be a solution at all, because “cap and trade” will take precious time, time we do not have.

James Hansen at UK Parliamentary Committee

Video of James Hansen’s important testimony on The Scientific basis for carbon reduction targets before a UK Parliamentary committee

The Exernalized Costs of Coal Are Still Costs

Externalized costs of coal are costs, and thus part of the “economic side of the story.” Even if they are inadequately or incompletely measured, even if they are not incorporated into indicators like GDP, they are not ghost costs. Someone pays them.

US Sierra Club Takes on Big Coal, and Wins

Environmentalists and lawyers representing industry groups said the EPA Environmental Appeals Board ruling puts in question permits of perhaps as many as 100 coal plants

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