Freese shows that
coal emissions kill about 30,000 people a year, causing nearly as many deaths as traffic accidents and more than homicides and AIDS.
Not exact matches
He has long criticized the Obama administration's Environmental Protection Agency, saying that its proposals to tighten
emission standards on
coal - burning power plants are
killing American jobs.
Recent studies suggest that energy obtained using the technique would be cheaper than more popular methods of getting low
emissions coal power, like so - called Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC), which involves gasifying
coal above ground in facilities like the FutureGen project, which the Bush Administration proposed and then
killed.
They can't grasp this visceral reminder that
emissions from
coal plants
kill tens of thousands of people across the nation every year.
Particulate
emissions from
coal have
killed hundreds of thousands of people since Silent Spring.