CCS Only Hope to Avoid Trillions in Stranded Assets, Citigroup Finds

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
9/4/2015
Meeting the international goal of limiting global temperature rise to 2-degrees Celsius could result in $100 trillion in stranded assets in the form of unburnable fossil fuels, unless carbon capture and storage is adopted at…

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CCS Only Hope to Avoid Trillions in Stranded Assets, Citigroup Finds

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