This report has been prepared for the Department of Energy and Climate Change and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Industrial Decarbonisation & Energy Efficiency Roadmaps

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• Carbon finance
• Carbon dioxide
• Carbon sequestration
• Carbon capture and storage
• Chemical engineering
• Low-carbon economy
• Emissions trading
• European Union Emission Trading Scheme
• Climate change policy
• Climate change
• Environment

Oil & Gas/Climate Change Europe Oil & carbon revisited Value at risk from ‘‘unburnable’’ reserves

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• Fuel gas
• Carbon dioxide
• Carbon sequestration
• Peak oil
• Environmental economics
• Natural gas
• Carbon capture and storage
• Liquefied natural gas
• Fossil fuel
• Petroleum
• Chemistry
• Energy

Environ Resource Econ DOIs10640The Role of Carbon Capture and Sequestration Policies for Climate Change Mitigation Matthias Kalkuhl · Ottmar Edenhofer · Kai Lessmann

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Issue No. 17 Coal e-Newsletter April 2006

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• Chemistry
• Climate change mitigation
• Energy development
• Carbon sequestration
• Clean coal
• Coal
• Peabody Energy
• Carbon capture and storage
• FutureGen
• Chemical engineering
• Energy
• Energy economics

Finding a regional balance between land pressures: Timber/food versus bioenergy versus sequestration Annette Freibauer, Hannes Böttcher, Yvonne Scholz, Vincent

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NRDC WHITE PAPER Identifying Near-Term Opportunities For Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) in China

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Weathering Approaches (Enhanced) for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration for mitigation of climate change and ocean acidification. R.D.Schuiling, Institute of Geosciences, Utrecht University Table of content

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ARTICLE IN PRESS Energy Policy–382 Fossil electricity and CO2 sequestration: how natural gas prices, initial conditions and retrofits determine the cost of

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Forester Productive (Core) Zone The main focus in these areas is carbon sequestration and economic benefits, and they will be primarily managed for timber production through clearfelling and restocking. Areas in this zo

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Annual ReportCO-BENEFITS OF GRASSLAND REGENERATION OF ABANDONED WHEAT AREAS FOR CARBON SEQUESTRATION, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY, BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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