Study Finds High Materials Burden from CCS Compared to Renewables

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
10/17/2014
When looking beyond the simple measure of greenhouse gas emissions to the total environmental impacts of the implementation of low carbon technology, carbon capture and storage falls behind other low carbon technologies such…

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Study Finds High Materials Burden from CCS Compared to Renewables

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