Carbon Capture and Storage: An Expensive Dead End

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Check out Andrew Nikiforuk in Canadian Business, offering a devastating analysis of carbon capture and storage – and a corresponding โ€œsolutionโ€ for trapping waste methane and CO2, an easier, cheaper and technologically proven option for making immediate progress in improving Canada’s (under-)performance on the greenhouse gasย front.

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