What is the current status of carbon capture and storage (CCS)in the U.S.?
A)The rejection of Yucca Mountain as a carbon storage site has resulted in coal power plants storing carbon on -site until a permanent storage location can be approved.
B)The U.S.government is currently requiring all coal power plants to institute carbon capture and storage technologies by the year 2025.
C)Many coal power plants are currently voluntarily retrofitting their systems to capture carbon emissions.
D)Technologies are not sufficiently reliable,and it is currently too energetically expensive for coal power plants to capture and store their carbon emissions.
E)Carbon is now captured and converted to plastics at most coal power plants in the U.S.

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Carbon capture and storage technologies are still considered too expensive and not yet reliable enough for widespread implementation in coal power plants in the U.S.

What Is the Current Status of Carbon Capture and Storage