AT HEARING, A SHARP DIVIDE ON IMPACT OF NSPS ON CCS, COAL

Martin Schneider
GHG Monitor
3/14/2014
The current and future viability of carbon capture and sequestration technology again took center stage at a House hearing this week, with lawmakers on the Science, Space and Technology Committee taking aim at the Environmental…

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