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Compressed natgas may not be so ‘green’ after all
But a new study by a group of scientists from various federal labs as well as MIT, Stanford, Harvard and four other universities is throwing that optimism into question. If anything, natural gas “is not likely to reduce greenhouse gas emissions,” cautions the study’s lead author Adam Brandt, of Stanford. At best, switching a car from gasoline to CNG is “on the borderline in terms of (the benefits to) the climate,” he says.
