Carbon capture questioned as climate solution ahead of Melbourne summit
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This article is a very short opinionated blurb about carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, framing it as a failed solution that cannot save the fossil fuel industry. It references an upcoming Carbon Capture APAC Summit in Melbourne where the industry plans to promote CCS as a climate solution. The content is extremely brief (37 words) and lacks substantive analysis or reporting.
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bskyCarbon capture questioned as climate solution ahead of Melbourne summitthepoint.com.auKey quotes
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Next week, more than 700 delegates will fill Melbourne's Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) for the Carbon Capture APAC Summit
The region's fossil fuel industry will once again talk up carbon capture and storage (CCS) as the technology that lets us keep burning coal and gas, while still hitting our climate targets
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