Asian countries are considering carbon capture and storage (CCS) to address fossil fuel emissions, which could create a “considerable and unnecessary risk” not only to the Paris Agreement, but also to their own economies, according to a report released recently by global science and policy institute Climate Analytics. If they were to fully embrace this risky technology, this could lead to an extra 25 billion tonnes of emissions by 2050. The analysis assessed the current pipeline and prospective future deployment of CCS in Asia and some of its largest and/or…
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