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Carbon dioxide / Climate change / Energy / Climate change policy / Fossil fuel / Carbon capture and storage / Climate risk / Coal / Low-carbon economy / Energy economics / Carbon sequestration / Environment
Date: 2014-09-02 11:22:56
Carbon dioxide
Climate change
Energy
Climate change policy
Fossil fuel
Carbon capture and storage
Climate risk
Coal
Low-carbon economy
Energy economics
Carbon sequestration
Environment

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