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Alexander Medvedev: Natural gas to play a decisive role in СО2 emission reduction
Date: January 25th 2010 Author:
Anastasia Filatova, Moscow
Category: Articles
Topic: Natural gas , CO2 emissions
Topic: Natural gas , CO2 emissions
It is no secret that one of the most dangerous problems of humankind today is global warming which is caused by people’s activity and in the first place by the emissions of gases such as CO2, leading to the greenhouse effect.
The speech by Alexander Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Management Committee of Gazprom and Director General of Gazprom Export, at the Handelsblatt conference in Berlin on January 21, was devoted to this problem. According to Medvedev, there are dif...
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