Carbon Capture and Storage in Canada

CCS and Canada's Climate Strategy

February 1, 2009
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Pembina Institute
Pembina Institute
Leading Canada's transition to clean energy
Fact Sheet
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This fact sheet on carbon capture and storage (CCS) and Canada's climate strategy presents an overview of CCS, along with an exploration of economic, environmental and liability issues.

See more from our 2008 CCS Thought Leader Forum.

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