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Carbon Capture and Storage is a Myth

Top 5 Reasons Carbon Capture

and Storage is a Myth

#1: CCS cannot deliver in time to avoid dangerous climate change

The earliest possibility for deployment of CCS on a large commercial scale is not expected before 2030. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) does not expect CCS to be commercially viable until at least 2050. Nor does Oil-giant Shell who "doesn't foresee CCS being in

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Coal and Global Warming

This is an excerpt from a great new documentary by David Novack called Burning the Future: Coal in America.

The U.S. produces about 25 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels.

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