Eh if you keep it dry, it can hold it for a few hundred years. Permanent sequestration is ideal, but we’re really trying to minimize the area under the excess c

Eh if you keep it dry, it can hold it for a few hundred years. Permanent sequestration is ideal, but we’re really trying to minimize the area under the excess carbon curve in the near future to buy some time, so even shorter term stuff can be helpful. Reduction of excess carbon-ton-years is the way to think of it, IMO.