Should government spend billions of dollars developing new, cleaner ways to burn coal?
a. Yes, it is worthwhile. Coal is an abundant resource that can help meet our nation’s energy demands.
b. Yes, but money should also be spent developing renewable energy resources.
c. No. We should discontinue burning coal immediately.
d. No. I believe that coal companies should finance cleaner technology, not the government.
A, C, D
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