It amazes me that the myth of clean coal is not adequately discussed in the television news media, however, it does give me hope to see people commenting on just that, even if it is online. We all know that the internet has the ability to affect massive amounts of change, and I hope the issue of clean coal is one of them. I think it's a horrific idea, especially in wake of what happened in Tennessee, to even CONSIDER funding another coal plant. As there is, there are far too many already in existence that pose the same threat to local communities as the one in Tennessee.

If you have not yet discovered it, there is a coalition of many groups dedicated to fighting the misinformation about clean coal. www.powerpastcoal.com has launched a 100 Days of Action to Power Past Coal campaign, and its goal is to provide, through the website, the ability for community activists to add their local events and gather information about clean coal. Please check it out, and let's make this a powerful campaign. In order to do that, we need all the assistance we can get.