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Power Struggles: The Proposed Desert Rock Power Plant

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Although the Navajo Nation Council became the first tribal government to approve green jobs legislation by establishing a Navajo Green Economy Commission and approving an account to fund the effort, the Council is still keeping alive projects that utilize natural resources like the proposed Desert Rock Energy Project, a 1500-megawatt coal-burning power plant that Navajo President Joe Shirley has said would be one of the “cleanest” coal-burning plants in the nation. But if built, this power plant — whose electricity would go to Las Vegas and Phoenix — will contribute 12.7 million tons of CO2 into an area where two of the worst polluting plants in the country, the Four Corners Power Plant and the San Juan Generating Station, already exist. Many of the local residents have no running water or electricity themselves, but are being toxified by these existing plants and mining operations. An excessive 1.4 billion gallons of water would be used annually for the proposed Desert Rock plant in an already arid climate. (In the western part of the Navajo Nation, Peabody Coal Company’s abusive practices have nearly emptied the Navajo Aquifer, yet Peabody wants to construct two additional lines for coal slurrying through Hopi & Navajo lands, and tap into the Coconino Aquifer.) In other parts of the US, mining companies have water testing and liners in place for their depositories of spent coal, called fly ash. On the Navajo Nation, these fly ash depositories sit in unlined pits

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eSolar Concentrated Solar Power Plant


eSolar develops CSP power plants (Concentrated Solar Power) based on mass manufactured and low-cost components designed for rapid construction, modularity and unlimited scalability in order to provide affordable solar energy. The eSolar concept relies on an innovative sun-tracking technology using Prosilica GC cameras from Allied Vision Technologies to continuously optimize the orientation of heliostats (sun-reflecting mirrors).

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Virginia coal plant prompts front porch protests

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Helen and Mike Eggleston, who have lived in Dendron nearly all their lives, were featured in this MSNBC Nightly News piece on the proposed coal-burning monstrosity in Hampton Roads. The proposed plant would be in their backyard. Watch and spread the word!

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    Chicago Climate Action: Civil Disobedience at Fisk Coal Power Plant


    Alderman Joe Moore (49th Ward, Chicago) pledges to introduce an ordinance in the Chicago City Council to enact Clean Air policies that would effectively ban coal burning power plant with the city. Chicago’s Fisk and Crawford coal plants are some of the city’s biggest contributors to global warming. Ald. Moore www.ward94.com http On the October 24th, 350′s International Day of Climate Action, Chicagoans protested outside of one of our city’s biggest polluters–the Fisk Coal Plant in Pilsen. The Fisk Generating Plant and the Crawford Generating Plant in Little Village are only two of the 5 coal-plants owned by Midwest Generation across Illinois. They are the oldest and dirtiest plants in the country and everyday spew global warming pollution into the atmosphere. Protesters rally for action on climate issue abclocal.go.com Protest at Pilsen coal plant (photos) www.chicagotribune.com 8 cited during anti-coal protest www.chicagobreakingnews.com Coal-Fired Power Plants in Chicago www.pilsenperro.org Like most coal-fired power plants in Illinois, because of their age, the Fisk and Crawford power plants are exempt from federal regulations that require modern pollution control devices. The Fisk plant was most recently rebuilt in 1958 and Crawford in 1959. The idea behind grandfathering the 1950s-era plants in the 1977 Federal Clean Air Act was that the dirty old plants were going to be replaced by more modern, cleaner plants in a matter of years. This was costly error in judgment

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