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Carbon Capture: a bridging technology too far?
Carbon Capture and Storage slashes CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, but requires an increase in power yield.
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Carbon capture and storage is a climate change mitigation technology characterized by sporadic and unreliable government support and plagued with accusations that it will worsen the environmental disaster it seeks to address. Yet, despite the negative stigma, CCS has been labeled by the IPCC and the Stern Report as an essential measure in reducing the impact of fossil fuels. Gizmag's Kyle Sherer takes a closer look.
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