America’s dependence on oil jeopardizes
its national security, drains billions
of dollars from the U.S. economy, and
contributes to global warming. The economic
benefits of breaking this addiction to
oil would be immense and widespread. Fortunately,
the commodities best positioned to help
end that dependence and enable a transition
to a low-oil, high-growth economy are
already growing in the fields and forests
of rural America. Plants and trees, known
collectively as biomass, can be converted
into transportation fuel – chiefly
ethanol and biodiesel. Renewable fuels
from biomass are called biofuels.
Outlined below is our online privacy policy
for information collected through our
website and e-mail lists. If you have
questions about these policies, we encourage
you to talk to us by email: info@energyfuturecoalition.org.
Resale or
disclosure of information to third parties
We do not share or otherwise
disclose any personal information including
your name, address, or e-mail addresses
with other organizations. Only the Energy
Future Coalition and the UN Foundation
staff have access to personally identifiable
information provided by visitors to our
site.
Privacy
of Email Addresses
Our Web site does not automatically
recognize your e-mail address. We ask
for your e-mail address on the "sign
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every e-mail communication from the Energy
Future Coalition or the UN Foundation.
You may also e-mail us at anytime at info@energyfuturecoalition.org
to be removed.
Browser
information collected on our website
As with any website operator,
the Energy Future Coalition analyze our
website logs to constantly improve the
value of our website. We use an external
service to provide real-time reporting
to us and our authorized agents of browser
accesses to our site. This reporting includes
page views, unique views, unique visitors,
repeat visitors, frequency of visits,
and peak-volume traffic periods. We do
not use this service to gather, request,
record, require, collect or track any
Internet users' personally identifiable
information.
Tell-a-friend
If a user elects to use our referral
service for informing a friend about our
site, we ask them for the friend's name
and email address. The Energy Future Coalition
and the UN Foundation will automatically
send the friend a one-time email inviting
them to visit the site. The Energy Future
Coalition and the UN Foundation will store
this information for the sole purpose
of sending this one-time email. The friend
may contact the UN Foundation at unf@unfoundation.org
to request the removal of this information
from the database at any time.
