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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) can help fossil fuel-fired power plants meet new proposed rules for carbon reduction. Maximize benefits and minimize risks with a strategic CCS approach tailored to the unique context of your plant.
This month, we are spotlighting how NEON data are used to understand the relationship between tree density and soil invertebrate populations, determine factors of soil organic carbon content, and identify a correlation between taxonomic diversity and spectral diversity.
There has been a significant recent rise in criticism challenging CCS as a “proven technology”. However, the question has never been, “Is carbon capture viable?" but is it safe and ready for today.
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