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There are some technologies that can actually capture emissions of, for example, CO2, and those technologies right now are relatively expensive per ton of CO2 that you can actually eliminate from being omitted. But, there are also, of course, other options, there’s energy efficiency, there are alternative sources of supply, such as solar and wind, and there are even switches to other sources of fuel, such as natural gas.

October 3, 2013, Nathan Hultman, BBC

Report | IEE

Value of the Grid to DG Customers

October 1, 2013, Lisa V. Wood and Robert Borlick

Article | Bloomberg Law

A Realistic Timetable for Greenhouse Gas Regulation Under the Clean Air Act

September 26, 2013, Philip A. Wallach

Book Chapter | Trade Liberalisation and International Co-operation: A Legal Analysis of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, The Environment and Climate Change

September 2013, Joshua Meltzer

Interview | The World

The Meaning Behind the Letters Obama and Rouhani Exchanged

September 16, 2013, Suzanne Maloney

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A Tiger Hunt in China's Oil Patch

September 13, 2013, Erica S. Downs | comments

Opinion

Taiwan’s Severe Energy Security Challenges

September 2013, Huei-Chu Liao and Sih Ting Jhou

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A Statement on the Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force Report

August 19, 2013, Robert Puentes and Bruce Katz | comments

Opinion | Inter-American Dialogue's Latin America Advisor

Is Peña Nieto's Energy Reform Plan Bold Enough for Investors?

August 19, 2013, Andrés Rozental

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Secretary Kerry’s Brazil Visit: Energy, Education and Global Entry Compete with NSA Criticism

August 19, 2013, Diana Villiers Negroponte | comments