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'Clean Coal' Funding Fight

The Illinois congressional delegation is asking that $1 billion in the stimulus be used to fund a controversial coal-fired power plant in Mattoon, Ill., known as FutureGen, which would capture carbon emissions and trap them in the earth. Here's how scientists say the process would work:


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