Sentences with phrase «sponsored by the coal»

The source you quoted is very probably sponsored by the coal industry.

Meanwhile, we have CNN debates sponsored by a coal - industry front group, Americans for Balanced Energy Choices, with nary a question to the candidates about climate.

Can you imagine the hullaballoo that Greenpeace would kick up if this was a report written and sponsored by the coal or oil industries and their advocacy groups?

Almost too predictably, ECOS» work is sponsored by the coal fronts like ACCCE and the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), both sponsors of the ALEC meeting where Easterly presented the ECOS model resolution.

ALEC's December, 2012 meeting in Washington, DC was heavily sponsored by coal companies, including AEP, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA), and Edison Electric Institute, the utility trade group whose membership includes Duke Energy, AEP, NiSource, Dominion, AES and FirstEnergy.

Not exact matches

The Sierra Club, by sponsoring litigation and working locally has pretty much brought an end to new coal plants.

The ads were sponsored by a local group but paid for with contributions from Peabody Energy, the world's biggest private coal company, and a Kansas utility, Sunflower Electric Power.

More information on coal industry contributions to Congress can be found at FollowtheCoalMoney.org, a project sponsored by the nonpartisan, nonprofit Oil Change International and Appalachian Voices.

This myth is easily debunked and is a clear result of motivated reasoning sponsored by the National Mining Association and Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity http://www.tech-pundit.com/category/articles/

More information on coal industry contributions to Congress can be found at FollowtheCoalMoney.org, a project sponsored by the nonpartisan, nonprofit Oil Change USA and Appalachian Voices.

For example, the company supports the Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change, staffed by Sherwood Idso, a longtime coal - sponsored skeptic, and two relatives, Craig Idso and Keith Idso.

However, the rule references a report from IHS Markit (sponsored by NEI, EEI, and the U.S. Chamber) that says keeping a diverse portfolio of resources will be less expensive than if all coal and nuclear were to disappear... a ridiculous and irrelevant assumption.

It is sponsored by an organization called «Americans for Burning Every Chunk of Coal» (ABECC).

In 2008, the environmental group NRDC created a website, COAL POWER: Warming America, Warming the Planet, parodying the «America's Power» campaign sponsored by ABEC, the predecessor to ACCCE.

Thanks to the lobbying work of the coal and oil companies, and the vast army of thinktanks, PR consultants and astroturfers they have sponsored, thanks too to the domination of the airwaves by loony right shock jocks, the debate over issues like this has become so mad that any progress at all is little short of a miracle.

This brings us to why the Guardian omitted the FOI requesters... Their divestment campaign now in full swing, it would be a foolish time to admit to the world that there is something hypocritical about campaigning to «Keep it in the Ground «at the same time as being sponsored by the third largest coal mining interest in the world.

In Virginia, 14 - term Democratic Rep. Rick Boucher, who voted for the climate change bill, has come under attack in a TV ad sponsored by Americans for Job Security for putting «Pelosi's job - killing agenda ahead of Virginia coal.»