U.N. Investigates Pros and Cons of CCS

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
12/4/2015
Carbon capture and storage is likely to play a role in future efforts to decarbonize the global economy, but the technology presents many challenges beyond its hefty price tag, according to a new report released this week…

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