China's synthetic natural gas revolution

Chi-Jen Yang () and Robert B. Jackson
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Chi-Jen Yang: Center on Global Change, Box 90658, Duke University
Robert B. Jackson: Center on Global Change, Box 90658, Duke University

Nature Climate Change, 2013, vol. 3, issue 10, 852-854

Abstract: China has recently pushed for investments in large-scale coal-fuelled synthetic natural gas plants. The associated carbon emissions, water needs and wider environmental impacts are, however, mostly neglected and could lock the country into an unsustainable development path.

Date: 2013
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