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Barack Obama Supports Developing Clean Coal Technology – ACCCE
Posted on: December 12, 2008
Posted in: video
Ad put together by the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, a coal industry trade association:
This TV ad uses Barack Obamas own words to punctuate the fact that investing in clean coal technologies promotes energy independence, creates jobs, and ensures sustained environmental progress including the ability to capture and store CO2 in response to climate change concerns. The footage used in the ad comes from a campaign rally in Lebanon, VA, held September 9, 2008.
American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity TV Ad: “Obama”
On screen: Clean coal. Promoting energy independence.
Barack Obama: Clean coal technology is something that can make America energy independent.
On screen: Clean coal. Creating jobs.
Obama: And by the way we can create five million new jobs in clean energy technology.
On screen: Clean coal. Meeting the climate challenge.
Obama: This is America — we figured out how to put a man on the moon in 10 years.
On screen: Clean coal. We can. We will.
Obama: You tell me we can’t find a way to burn coal that we mine right here in the United States of America and make it work.
(Soundtrack of audience members clapping, chanting “Yes we can!”)

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