Shale Gas and Climate Targets: Can They Be Reconciled? Mark Jaccard and Brad Griffin School of Resource and Environmental Management Simon Fraser University

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$Climate change policy / Climate change / Low-carbon economy / Shale gas / Greenhouse gas / Hydraulic fracturing / Carbon tax / Carbon capture and storage / Natural gas / Environment / Carbon dioxide / Carbon sequestration$ Date: 2014-12-03 21:50:29 Climate change policy Climate change Low-carbon economy Shale gas Greenhouse gas Hydraulic fracturing Carbon tax Carbon capture and storage Natural gas Environment Carbon dioxide Carbon sequestration		Shale Gas and Climate Targets: Can They Be Reconciled? Mark Jaccard and Brad Griffin School of Resource and Environmental Management Simon Fraser University Add to Reading List Source URL: pics.uvic.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 542,57 KB Share Document on Facebook

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