GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor Vol. 10 No. 16
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April 17, 2015

CCS Gets Nod in U.K Party Manifestos, Liberal Dems Voice Greatest Support

By Abby Harvey

Abby L. Harvey GHG Monitor 4/17/2015 As the United Kingdom gears up for next month’s Parliamentary elections, manifestos released by the three main British political parties this week illustrate a range of support for future investment in carbon capture…

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Table of Contents

International Development Agencies to Better Track CCS Funding

By Abby Harvey
Democratic Sens. Push Back Against “Just Say No” Campaign for EPA Rule

By Abby Harvey
CCS Gets Nod in U.K Party Manifestos, Liberal Dems Voice Greatest Support

By Abby Harvey
State Officials: Not Enough Time for Market-Based Options in Proposed CO2 Regs.

By Abby Harvey
Lawmakers Debate Bill Halting CO2 Regs Until Conclusion of Legal Challenges

By Abby Harvey
Environmental Groups Confident After Court Hearing on Proposed EPA Regs.

By Abby Harvey
Ontario Joins Cap-and-Trade System Under the Western Climate Initiative

By Abby Harvey
Lockheed Martin Wins New NETL RADIS Contract

By Abby Harvey
House FY16 Energy Spending Bill Would Boost Funds for Fossil Energy R&D

By Abby Harvey
U.N. Climate Pledge Will Cripple American Economy, Lawmakers Say

By Abby Harvey
Norwegian University Researchers Find Potential for Carbon Capture with Clay

By Abby Harvey
Wrap Up

By Abby Harvey