The Audubon Society on Monday became the first wildlife conservation group to join an industry coalition on developing technology that would make fossil fuels such as coal a low-carbon fuel for electricity.
“The Carbon Capture Coalition is pursuing many avenues — including a market-driven approach that has deep bipartisan support,” said David Yarnold, president and CEO of National Audubon Society. “Audubon is excited to be at the table with a range of voices exploring policy options that accelerate a reduction in carbon pollution.”
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