No. 3, October 2001

In this issue: Editorial: The quicker the better. NEC and LCP directives. EAP6. Potential for twice the Kyoto reductions. Real cost of electricity generation. Coal subsidies. Diesel exhausts. Black Triangle. VOC protocol.

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The role of northern forests in limiting warming to 1.5°C

This report evaluates the potential contribution of northern forests to limiting warming to 1.5 C

Protecting Northern Forests crucial for biodiversity, the climate and indigenous rights

The 100 largest industry emitters in EU-27

The top 100 industrial emitters in the EU-27 are presented.

Road to Nowhere

Frequently asked questions about CCS and CDR technologies are discussed and answered.

Bioenergy CCS – too little, too expensive, and not net negative

Bioenergy carbon capture and storage technologies (BECCS) are presented and critical analyzed.

Direct air carbon capture and storage - A waste of time and energy

Direct Air Capture (DAC)technologies are presented and critical analyzed.

Carbon emissions from the cement industry can be reduced without CCS

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions from cement production are often described as hard-to-a

Iron and steel emissions, How they can be cut, and why CCS is not a major option

The huge emissions from the steel industry can be virtually eliminated by using hydrogen from gre

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No. 3, October 2001

Publications

The role of northern forests in limiting warming to 1.5°C

Protecting Northern Forests crucial for biodiversity, the climate and indigenous rights

The 100 largest industry emitters in EU-27

Road to Nowhere

Bioenergy CCS – too little, too expensive, and not net negative

Direct air carbon capture and storage - A waste of time and energy

Carbon emissions from the cement industry can be reduced without CCS

Iron and steel emissions, How they can be cut, and why CCS is not a major option

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