Colorado Takes Action on Major Oil and Gas Field
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EPA’s New Emissions Standards Rely on Carbon Capture. Is the Technology Ready?
Carbon treatment facilities have the ability to drastically cut down on emissions rates, but they still face certain limitations.
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