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Power Switch: An Effective, Affordable Approach to Reducing Carbon Pollution from Existing Fossil-fueled Power Plants
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Quantifying Costs of Leak Detection and Repair for US Oil and Natural Gas
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Bioenergy and Climate: CATF’s Effort to Improve the Climate-Related Impacts of Power Production
CATF is working to ensure that policies recognize and address the complex climate impacts associated with the production of liquid biofuels and biomass-derived electricity.
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Two for One Special: Targeting Pollutants that Both Cause Local Air Pollution Problems and Contribute to Climate Change May
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Methane from Natural Gas and the New US EPA Rules for This Industry
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Bioenergy, Forests, Climate: Getting It Right Matters and Is No Easy Task
Bioenergy is not inherently carbon- or climate neutral, but there are times and situations to generate low- or zero-carbon energy from select biomass types.
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Making sense of recent comparisons of the climate impacts of coal vs. gas for power generation
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Arctic Webinar 2011 – Threats to Greenland Icecap, Short-lived Climate Forcers and Arctic Council Meeting: What can the U.S. do?
