miércoles, 10 de junio de 2015

Secretive donors gave US climate denial groups $125m over three years | Environment | The Guardian

Secretive donors gave US climate denial groups $125m over three years | Environment | The Guardian






Secretive donors gave US climate denial groups $125m over three years


Funds allocated to organisations lobbying against Obama’s climate
bill and working to undermine rules to reduce carbon pollution, tax
records show




 The AEP plant can be seen reflected in the glass that encases a veterans memorial at Conesville City Park. The A.E.P.(American Electric Power) coal burning plant in Conesville, Ohio had a scrubber (filtering system to limit emissions into the air) added to the unit seen emitting smoke in photo. There are other units at the coal burning plant they may go offline because installing more scrubbers is not feasible or cost effective for the company. Some job losses are expected if parts of the plant are taken offline in the future because of air quality regulations that will take effect in the next couple of years.






The American Electric Power coal plant reflected in veterans memorial monument at Conesville City Park, Ohio.
Photograph: Michael Williamson/Getty Images