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Re: “Big Coal buys access to U.S. schoolchildren”
Mr Hightower's allegations are full of faults and the only toxic waste is in his article that smells of the same old environmental scare tactics that he and his so called green community have promoted. Americans are beginning to see the vile tactics that Mr Hightower and company have been doing to their lives. The cost of living for all Americans can be traced to environmental compliance placed above economic common sense.