6
December
2012
December
2012
Power Past Coal - Stop Coal Exports in the NW
Across the country, Americans are turning to cleaner energy and phasing out coal power. Because of that, the coal industry has come up with a new plan: strip-mine coal in Montana and Wyoming, transport it on long coal trains through Northwest cities and towns, ship it on massive cargo ships off the West Coast, and sell it to Asia.
Listen to Dana Lyons, song writer and performer as he talks about why Coal Trains should be stopped.
This program was 1st aired on KSER 90.7 FM“SeeinGreen”
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