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JD Supra (press release) -
The US Environmental Protection Agency is mulling a common-sense rule
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or restricts emissions. By Avery Fellow Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
is still too expensive to be ...
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Monday, July 2, 2012
CBO: Carbon capture efforts aren't going so well
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