Turning Coal into Liquid Fuel
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From the "National Center for Policy Analysis" (NCPA), headquartered in DC.
An excerpt:
"First developed by Germany during World War II, the Fischer-Tropsch (FT) process offers America a chance to utilize its vast domestic coal supply, increase refining capacity, and produce a cost-efficient and clean fuel.
The process can be used to transform natural gas, biomass or coal into liquid fuels..."
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