Google, the search giant with the famous motto: “Don’t be evil,” is boasting about its involvement in a 2012 coal industry lobbying effort to block the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) ability to protect the public from dangerous and potentially lethal coal plant emissions, according to a recently discovered Google case study.
In February 2012, long time coal industry supporter, Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) introduced a Congressional Review Act resolution proposing the elimination of the...
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Clean Coal-St Paul
I saw the way you harassed that girl who was working for Clean Coal in St Paul and you should be ashamed of yourself. You are not a journalist and your reports from the field are biased, incomplete and totally deceptive.
Details please? Please? Pretty please?
Steve, you should tell us what exactly was the harassment that you witnessed -- what words were spoken, what actions were taken, etc.
Because -- I admit -- I can't think of any sort of "harassment" that'd cause the kind of responses shown in the video.
Please? Pretty please?
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Steve, was the harassment
Steve, was the harassment like this?
tinyurl.com/5f22f7
If not, then what exactly was this harassment? Tell us, tell us!
Ugh bi631, now you are
Ugh bi631, now you are harassing Steve! How dare you!
Such inquisitorial interrogation tactics further prove that Al-Goracular Global Warmism is an evil cult! If Steve says the girl was harassed, then the girl was harassed, period!
Totally disagree
Steve, Matt asked a very legitimate question about coal to people working to spread a message about coal and if you watch the clip he is very respectful.
As far as Matt not being a journalist in the traditional sense, he is a well-known online writer and commentator and has every right to do what he does. Are you saying that average citizens should not engage and question in the public arena?
no - it was kind of amusing.
no - it was kind of amusing. She answered the first question well. For the second question she could have said "It's cleaner than it used to be - reduced emmissions - and we're working at making it cleaner yet through such things as ctl - but more work needs to be done" - but saying "I don't know" and directing the guy to a website was an okay answer too.
Republican Convention
As you deduced, we've hired some people to help us out during the conventions. But as our street teams said, our media team would love to talk to you on camera or off. We'll be in the Twin Cities all week.
yeah - those pamphlet hand
yeah - those pamphlet hand out girls don't have any talking points or ready answers - no surprise there.
you could do the same thing with a group handing out stuff about AGW or anything else.
reminds me of Rick Mercer asking Americans questions about Canada or even Jay Leno asking Americans basic questions about the U.S.