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oil in Southwest Mississippi," Business Blog, Aug. 19, 2011. [http://www.nola.com/business/index.ssf/2012/02/amite_county_mississippi_oks_f.html "Amite

MS Mississippi Gasification, Moss Point, MS Red Hills Power Project Mississippi Power Company, owned by Southern Company Rentech South Mississippi Electric

Baldwin Hills Oil Watch Californians Against Fracking (includes full list of groups in California that oppose fracking) Center for Biological Diversity

through fractures. And the silica could be stored and transported along the Mississippi River. According to E&E: "Missouri's sand comes from the St. Peter Sandstone

Environmental Advocacy Sierra Club North Star Chapter See also Mississippi and coal Mississippi Sierra Club See also Missouri and coal Burroughs Audubon Society

states to be Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Indiana, and Missouri. Georgia ranked the biggest spender

nuclear power plants.) Active Kemper Project (Mississippi) Sponsored by Southern Company subsidiary Mississippi Power Canceled Seminole 3 (Florida) - canceled

exploration target in the Black Warrior Basin of northern Alabama and Mississippi. The Floyd is found at depths between 4,000 and 6,000 feet and reaches

County, Mississippi; the Little Creek, Mallalieu, and Brookhaven Fields in Lincoln County, Mississippi; the Cranfield Field in Natchez, Mississippi; Martinville

is a Mississippi project through and through." As of March 2008, the Mississippi state Senate was considering a bill that would help Mississippi Power's

million tonnes of coal a year from mines in North Dakota, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. On its website, the company states that it "mines and markets

the Northern California CO2 Reduction Project in the United States; the Mississippi Gasification SNG in the United States; the Battelle Memorial Institute

for more than a century. Round silica sand beneath the bluffs near the Mississippi River in southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin has been mined to

Mississippi Gasification (MG), a subsidiary of Leucadia National Corporation, is developing a syngas plant in Moss Point, Mississippi that will utilize

electricity to 2.7 million utility customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. In 2001, Entergy formed a partnership with Koch Industries

2009, Rentech has not yet turned in an air-permit application to the Mississippi DEQ. During an earnings call on August 11, representatives of Rentech

Lackawanna Coal-to-Gas LoraxAg Malmstrom Air Force Base Coal-to-Liquids Mississippi Gasification Mingo Project Ohio River Clean Fuels Peabody/Arclight SNG

County, Mississippi; the Little Creek, Mallalieu, and Brookhaven Fields in Lincoln County, Mississippi; the Cranfield Field in Natchez, Mississippi; Martinville

coal plant at its existing Nelson Dewey facility in Cassville, near the Mississippi River. The plant would utilize circulating fluidized bed technology; 10%

America. The North American Coal Corporation’s Red Hills Mine in Ackerman, Mississippi, began production in 2000 and delivers approximately 3.5 million tons