GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor Vol. 9 No. 39
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October 17, 2014

‘Slurry’ Absorption for CO2 Capture Shows Promise Researchers Find

By Abby Harvey

Abby L. Harvey GHG Monitor 10/17/2014 A new hybrid form of absorption discovered by a team of researchers from California, Switzerland and China may address issues present with two promising but flawed methods of capturing carbon, according to a paper published…

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Innovation Key to Southern Co ‘All of the Above’ Strategy, COO Says

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‘Slurry’ Absorption for CO2 Capture Shows Promise Researchers Find

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