EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: False Hope: Why carbon capture and storage won't save the climate

May 02, 2008

This report, based on peer-reviewed independent scientific research, shows that: CCS cannot deliver in time to avoid dangerous climate change. CCS wastes energy. Storing carbon underground is risky. CCS is expensive. CCS carries significant liability risks.

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Authors:	Lead Author: Emily Rochon; Contributing Authors: Dr. Erika Bjureby, Dr. Paul Johnston, Robin Oakley, Dr. David Santillo, Nina Schulz, Dr. Gabriela von Goerne
Date published:	May 02, 2008
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