Tomorrow at 1pm the House Appropriations and Revenue committee will be meeting to learn more about coal-to-liquid technology and the governor's proposed incentives to coal to liquid companies. Polwatchers has a report on the meeting:
This evening at 8pm KET's public affairs program, Kentucky Tonight, will be hosting a panel discussion on issues surrounding coal-to-liquid. The panel will be composed of:
Here is a news update on the fight against coal-to-liquid fuel. The Senate rejected Jim Bunning's amendments to provide subsidies to coal to liquid technologies. From the Lexington Herald-Leader:
The following is an entry from Central Kentucky KFTC member and activist extraordinaire, Dave Cooper. He tirelessly tours the country with his mountaintop removal roadshow.
