Carbon capture technology

Sarah Forbes, a World Resources Institute Senior Associate, explains carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology--and the challenges of implementing CCS at full-scale.

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'Clean' coal - new UK government scheme

Posted by Kira Ariskina at Apr 28, 2009 04:33 PM

well, UK is going to follow the advice and adopt this technology.. Personally I am not happy about it because a. it is way too expencive (will increase energy bills by up to 5% according to minister of sustainable development), b. no one knows what will happen in a long run (is there enough space to store co2? what will happen if enormous quantities of co2 will leak into the ocean? and c. this principle goes across with definition of sustainability (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainability)
I am well annoyed
Kira

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