Until the method is shown to be sound in a scientific journal (not a Texas newspaper), I am incredulous. In addition, what byproducts and/or pollutants will come from this process? What will be the cost of processing the coal? There will be a cost involved, so the coal will not magically go from $12-14/ton to $35/barrel oil.

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