CO2 sequestration-one response to emissions

Ahsan Alvi; Eric H. Berlin; Jim Kirksey; Bill Black; David Larssen; Michael Carney; Ethan Chabora; Robert J. Finley; Hannes E. Leetaru; Scott Marsteller; Scott McDonald; Ozgur Senel; Valerie Smith

CO₂ sequestration-one response to emissions

Ahsan Alvi, Eric H. Berlin, Jim Kirksey, Bill Black, David Larssen, Michael Carney, Ethan Chabora, Robert J. Finley, Hannes E. Leetaru, Scott Marsteller, Scott McDonald, Ozgur Senel, Valerie Smith

Illinois State Geological Survey

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Abstract

That human activity is having a deleterious effect on the Earth's natural heating and cooling cycle is widely accepted by the scientific community. However, how humans can and should respond is far less certain. One approach now being demonstrated at the field scale around the world-carbon capture, utilization and storage-removes carbon dioxide from emissions sources and seals it beneath the Earth's surface.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	36-48
Number of pages	13
Journal	Oilfield Review
Volume	24
Issue number	4
State	Published - Dec 2012

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Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology
Mechanical Engineering

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