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Carbon Capture Begins at First Full-Sized, Coal-Fired Power Plant

2014-10-07 16:50:46| Agriculture - Topix.net

On October 2, the Boundary Dam power plant in Saskatchewan became the first full-sized coal-fired boiler to capture the copious carbon dioxide that had previously billowed from its smokestack, preventing the greenhouse gas from entering the atmosphere. On the resulting invisible stream of hot smoke ride the hopes of combating climate change while still burning fossil fuels.

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