Secretary of State: CCS Unlikely to be Best Low Carbon Option Long-Term

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
3/13/2015
Global dependence on cheap coal is a threat to climate mitigation and while carbon capture and storage technology could help, other low carbon fuel sources will be preferred in the long-run, Secretary of State John Kerry said…

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