Challenging Inaccurate Statements On CCS
The literature abounds with misstatements on CCS. Regulators are directed to compile complete information searches in the development of a regulatory docket and report their findings to the relevant decisionmakers. Consequently it is imperative that CRE analyze the aforementioned misstatements. We have decided to review an article which was just published in the last seventy-two hours in an influential newspaper with a worldwide audience, The Guardian. Consequently subsequent posts will address the deficiencies in this article: “Carbon capture plan is a colossal waste of money”.
It should be noted that both EPA and CRE personnel have several decades of experience working on this issue, including working jointly on one of the earliest reports on CCS. To this end, CRE will describe in a forthcoming post the results of the aforementioned joint inquiry prior to illuminating the misstatements in the recent publication of The Guardian. CRE credentials to address this issue are set forth in an AI report as well as a CRE report.
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