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Plentiful Coal - Not Peak Oil - Is Greatest Global Warming Threat

Hey Jeff St. John,

I sure was happy to read all the comments. How about you? I bet you enjoyed reading them. We are tired with all the distortions.

Your entire article was an incorrect negative attack, based on out and out lies. Unfortunately, there are too many people like you, with no positive answers, just negativism. Like you're trying to make our country fail. I'd suggest you give up writing, take up another profession. Maybe coal miner or something like that.

Where Will Oil Go from Here? Goldman Says $45, Iran Says $100

Dear Ishortyou,

I hate to tell you, if we couldn't use oil/diesel for transportation and had to wait for "new age green technologies" you'd starve or freeze to death in the process.

famos, for the last word.

World Oil Supplies Declining Faster Than Expected - IEA

Hi Paul,

Don't shoot yourself just yet, there's still coal (I mean light) at the end of the tunnel.

It sure makes me happy to read all these positive comments. I agree.
It's reassuring to see people thinking about "over population," food shortages that can be addressed by making fertilizers made from nat. gas, all good approaches to the problem. And the greatest solution of all, using the U.S. largest coal reserves in the world to make very clean and very competitive diesel fuel. Of course, CTL (diesel) will take a very hard adjustment and conversion for our country to make, i.e. driving to our corner gas station and using the diesel pump in lieu of the gasoline pump.

famos