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American Electric Power's Mountaineer coal power plant, with a new carbon capture unit alongside the plant's cooling tower and stacks, in New Haven, West Virginia. According to the US EIA, converting existing facilities with new CCS technology can often cost less than building a new one. – AFP

ONCE again, Malaysia caught the world’s eye for the wrong reasons.

According to an investigative report by The Washington Post published on Nov 7, Malaysia’s Biennial Update Report 3 (BUR3) claimed that Malaysia’s trees were absorbing carbon four times faster than similar forests in Indonesia.

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