America's 500 coal-fired electric generating plants are its largest industrial source of harmful air pollution. From lung damage to asthma attacks to acid rain, haze, and global warming, no economic sector has a greater impact on our environment. Yet there has been a remarkable transformation in the way power plant pollution has been viewed over the past eight years. Even lawmakers from the largest coal-producing states are calling for reductions in power plant emissions, and at a rate and level greater than that being urged by the current Administration through its "Clear Skies" proposal. CATF's focus on educating state-based environmental groups and local activists has increased the climate and air quality literacy of the American public, and helped broaden the debate on cleaner air and greater protection of public health. Learn more...