Coal Power on Townhall

Mining Industry’s Fate to be Determined by Anti-Mining EPA Fri Jun 14

Christopher Prandoni
Arizona sues U.S. EPA over coal power plant emissions Mon Feb 4

Reuters News
Van Jones and Exxon Mobil Support a Carbon Tax Sat Dec 8

Tom Borelli

It’s a bad omen for free enterprise, prosperity and liberty when normally warring special interest groups such as big business and progressive activists agree on public policy. ... more
Romney Ads Court Coal Country, Seniors Fri Sep 21

Guy Benson
Tragedy of Rising Energy Prices Fri Sep 21

Tim Phillips

There is pain associated with $4.00 a gallon gasoline. It’s not the kind you see on the news every night but it is just as tragic. ... more
Obama's Plan to Kill Coal Tue May 22

Christopher Prandoni

Obama will go down in history as the president who killed coal. Making no attempt to hide his disdain for one of America’s most abundant, efficient energy sources, then candidate Barack Obama said that, “if somebody wants to build a coal plant, they can — it’s just that it will bankrupt them.” ... more
Obama's Gas-Powered War on Coal Sat May 12

Phil Kerpen

With the increasingly likelihood that Obama's health care law will be struck down in court or repealed next Congress, the administration has been working hard to cement another dubious legacy: the destruction of the coal industry. ... more
Saving the Planet by Crucifying the Incompliant Wed May 9

Robert Knight

What do Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico have in common? They comprise the Environmental Protection Agency’s Region VI. They also constitute the core of America’s energy production, especially oil. ... more
Sippin' on Coal and Rum Mon Apr 2

Katie Kieffer

Coal is my lifestyle. Coal allows me to turn darkness into light at the flip of a switch. Coal allows me to brew a cup of coffee, toast a bagel and pour a class of refrigerated orange juice in minutes. Coal lets me text friends and find directions from my fully-charged iPhone. Coal grants me the ability to use machines to wash and dry my week’s laundry pile while I run on my treadmill. ... more
EPA Set to Bring the Hammer of Greenhouse-Gas Regulation Down on the Coal Industry Tue Mar 27

Erika Johnsen
Obama's Coal Problem in Battleground States Sun Mar 25

Salena Zito

VAN METER, Pa. -- Unless you happen upon the chunk of coal marking where 239 men died in the old Darr Mine, now along the Great Allegheny Passageway trail, you’d never know you passed over one of the worst U.S. coal-mining disasters. ... more
It's Happening: 5 Coal-Fired Power Plants Shutting Down Thu Mar 1

Erika Johnsen
Obama's War on Coal Undermines Manufacturing Jobs Wed Feb 8

Tom Borelli

President Obama’s glaring ignorance of the economic consequences of his energy policy will doom a central theme in his State of the Union speech: his “Blueprint for an America Built to Last” plan to boost manufacturing jobs. ... more
CPS to buy power from Texas clean coal power plant: DOE Wed Jan 18

Reuters News
EPA: Those Power Plants Sure Are a Big Problem Thu Jan 12

Katie Pavlich
Santa Baby, Bring Me Coal Mon Dec 12

Katie Kieffer

I want a coal plant for Christmas, and not because I’m a naughty girl. I want lots of coal so I can power up the high-tech toys Santa is bringing me, including an electronic robot maid that cooks and cleans, a 32-meter-wide TV and a modern, coal-fired steam locomotive that allows me to bypass the TSA Grope Squad when I travel cross-country. ... more
Greenpeace protests SAfrican coal power station Mon Nov 7

AP News
EPA To Shut Down 20% of Coal Plants in 2012 Sat Sep 24

Helen Whalen Cohen
Bringing Electricity, Opportunity, and Prosperity to Africa Sat Aug 6

Kelvin Kemm

Making the challenge even greater, many African countries and communities are only 5% electrified. In other words, 95% of their families, schools and businesses have no electricity, or have it only a few hours a day or week, and then often erratically and unpredictably. ... more
NAACP and EPA Inflict Heat Prostration and Death Mon Aug 1

Harry R. Jackson, Jr.

From New York, Washington and Atlanta to Chicago, St. Louis and Dallas, America is baking in a furnace. As millions swelter and gasp, they thank their lucky stars for air-conditioned cars, homes, offices and other places of refuge. And for the reliable, affordable electricity that makes AC possible. ... more
Apple Named Least Green Tech Company, Al Gore On Board of Directors Thu Apr 21

Katie Pavlich
What If the Energy Isn't "Green"? Sun Dec 26

Austin Hill

It's an extraordinary thing when an American President says he wants to "bankrupt" an American industry. ... more
Regulators OK Limestone County coal plant permit Wed Dec 9

AP News
Coal protesters tie selves to NC generator in SC Mon Nov 30

AP News