Toledo Voters Approve Lake Erie Bill Of Rights
Voters in Toledo have approved a Bill of Rights for Lake Erie, giving it legally protected status. What happens next?
Murray Energy
Forget The Wall Jobs, What About Bringing Back All Your Coal Jobs?
President* Trump is failing at coal jobs in the southeastern US, but at least he’s creating new wall jobs in Texas and other points west.
Murray Energy Bankrolls Opposition To Lake Erie Icebreaker Wind Farm — #CleanTechnica Investigation
Murray Energy, the largest private-owned coal company in the United States, has been quietly bankrolling opposition to the 20.7 megawatt (MW) Icebreaker Wind project set to be built on Lake Erie in a move that, while not illegal, can easily be described as deceptive.
Rick Perry Gives FERC Reprieve Over Coal & Nuclear Bailout Amidst Allegations Of Undue Coal…
US Energy Secretary Rick Perry has granted the country’s Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 30 more days to review his proposal to bail out the coal and nuclear industry’s at the same time that The Washington Post has obtained material that shows Perry may be acting at the behest of the coal industry.
Coal Boss Robert Murray Disputes Trump Executive Order & Pruitt Lies
Both Trump and Pruitt are bold-faced liars and the person to prove it is Robert Murray. He is the owner of Murray Energy, the largest privately held coal company left in America since 50 others went bankrupt after 411 coal fired electric generating plants were shuttered in America since 2008.
Clean Transport & Energy News Roundup (Molten Silicon, BMW Electric Motorcycle, Plug-N-Play Microgrids…)
In this edition of the clean transport and energy news roundup, we’ve got stories about molten silicon as energy storage medium, the first utility-scale solar installation on Native American land, the largest solar install in New Mexico, a plug-and-play containerized microgrid system, the “two-wheeled tour de force” BMW Motorrad Vision … [continued]
Coal’s Collapse Commences … & Conservative “Concern” For Coal Workers Explained
First of all, let’s get this straight — I don’t think anyone is purely against the people who pull coal out of the ground, the people looking for steady jobs and decent income, or the people who try to help other people from losing their jobs. But we are against … [continued]
