Carbon Capture Frees Up Little Coal in 2 Degree Scenario, Study Finds

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
1/9/2015
Even if carbon capture and storage technology is deployed by 2025, the United States would need to burn less than 10 percent of its known coal reserves if the world is to stay below the globally agreed upon two degree limit…

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