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I am a bit suspect about storing co2 underground. I mean what is the common leakage rate? These storages will become the green house source of the future, or no
by andi999 6y ago
I am a bit suspect about storing co2 underground. I mean what is the common leakage rate? These storages will become the green house source of the future, or not?
- scatters 6y agoThey claim that it will react with basalt (specifically, the calcium in the basalt formations they are pumping it into) to form calcite minerals. Honestly, even if it's only sequestered for a hundred years (a geological eyeblink) that will give us some breathing space at least.
- jacobr1 6y agoWhat if we stored it as a liquid rather than a gas. Hmmm ... I've heard some things about C8H18 ...