“University of Wyoming researchers have received a $1.5 million federal grant to study how much carbon dioxide can be permanently stored underground. UW’s project was one of 15 nationwide to receive money from the U.S. Energy Department for studying various facets of carbon capture and migration in different types of geologic formations. ... The hope is that the research will help the U.S. reduce emissions of greenhouse gas as well as develop and deploy near-zero-emissions coal technologies.”
September 03, 2010
From The Field: CCT = More Jobs, More Economic Security
From Scott Howard, captain of Team 1 from the Clean Coal Technology. It Works. Campaign: Yesterday, we were in Dayton, Ohio discussing clean coal technology (CCT) and the positive impact that it can have on the livelihoods of everyday Ohioans....
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