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On Monday 13 August 2007, the House Standing Committee on Science and Innovation tabled its report on the inquiry into Geosequestration Technology entitled Between a Rock and a Hard Place the science of geosequestration.
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This report is comprised of preliminary pages, 8 chapters, 1 dissent and 4 appendices.
Between a Rock and a Hard Place the science of geosequestration
Preliminary pages (PDF 163KB)
Contents, foreword, committee membership, terms of reference, list of abbreviations and list of recommendations
Chapter 1 (PDF 70KB)
Introduction
Chapter 2 (PDF 345KB)
Climate change, coal and CCS
Chapter 3 (PDF 218KB)
Carbon capture and storage
Chapter 4 (PDF 385KB)
Australian carbon capture and storage demonstration projects
Chapter 5 (PDF 181KB)
The environmental benefits and risks of carbon capture and storage and public perception
Chapter 6 (PDF 236KB)
The economic benefits and costs of carbon capture and storage
Chapter 7 (PDF 187KB)
Legislative and regulatory framework
Chapter 8 (PDF 169KB)
Positioning australian industry to capture possible market applications
Dissenting report (PDF 211KB)
Dr Dennis Jensen MP, Hon Jackie Kelly MP, Hon Danna Vale MP and Mr David Tollner MP
Appendix A (PDF 42KB)
List of submissions
Appendix B (PDF 52KB)
List of exhibits
Appendix C (PDF 65KB)
List of hearings, witnesses and inspections
Appendix D (PDF 121KB)
The principle power stations in Australia
Last reviewed 17 February, 2011 by Committee Secretariat
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