State Journal: The same day two energy companies announced plans to build West Virginia’s first coal-to-gasoline plant, a spokeswoman for one of the state’s largest environmental groups was trying to convince state lawmakers that coal-to-liquids technology would be a step in the wrong direction. Vickie Wolfe of the West Virginia Environmental Council said coal- to-liquid technology was less efficient than conventional fuels, resulted in more greenhouse gas emissions and would lead to more …