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Nature 436, 912 (18 August 2005) | doi:10.1038/436912b; Published online 17 August 2005
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Your News Feature "China's burning ambition" (Nature 435, 1152–1154; 2005) identifies gasification-based technologies as important for limiting future pollutant and CO2 emissions from China, but it fails to consider another major requirement for any future large-scale reduction strategy. There was no mention of CO2 capture and storage from the hundreds of new coal-combustion power plants that will inevitably be built in China during the coming decades.
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