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… on coals future
April 2, 2008 by fairsnape
A round up of recent coal articles and activities suggest that the writing on the wall may be becoming clearer:
Can coal live up to its clean promise? New Scientist. Seems the CCS, carbon capture schemes) may not be in favour with the world of science. Well worth a read to get an overview of the current state of CCS (A study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology called The Future of Coal, published last year, suggests that the first commercial CCS plants won’t be on stream until 2030 at the earliest.)
E.on climb down on Kingsnorth and ask for delay in planning decision? Guardian. … Well at least until CCS is viable. Maybe they have read the NS and MIT reports. Greenpeace love it.
byoblue, the Architecture 2030 No Coal campaign grows in strength with supporters across the world, Facebook and in Second Life (If anyone is in doubt as to the relationship between buildings, their energy demand (or waste) and coal, can I suggest a visit to the excellent material on the Architecture 2030 site.)
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