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CCS back on the agenda

CARBON capture and storage is one of the more unloved climate change solutions, seen by many as legitimising fossil fuels at a time when their use should be scaled back or even eradicated, but the thousand-strong crowd at the opening day of the Gas Technology Conference was a sign that all options are seemingly back on the table.

Helen Clark
CCS back on the agenda

  The conference hosted BHP's vice president of sustainability and climate change, Dr Fiona Wild, as well as vice chair of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Dr Thelma Krug,...

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