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Jonathan D. Strong


A poor argument for coal liquefaction

On Monday, The American Thinker posted an article by Jonathan D. Strong titled A Proven Way to Lessen Dependence on Foreign Oil. In the article, he argues that obtaining oil from coal liquefaction is a proven, clean process that would eliminate our dependence on Middle Eastern Oil. I'm by no means an expert on coal liquefaction, but I found some holes in Mr. Strong's argument I'd like to point out. First of all, Mr. Strong says that "[t]he refining process does not pollute." Now, if you take the Bush administration's stance that carbon ... Read more →

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