CO2 Sequestration: Recent Advances and Remaining Challenges

Very informative video. I teach high school woodshop and we take trees out for fuel reduction, mill, machine and make wood products out of them to store the carbon.

thank you for sharing. a higher quality upload would help with the legibility of the PPT. most graphs are difficult to read

The CO2 can be stormed in 3 distinct forms of which some can be used in other industries. I would just not pipe it into fault-laden basins where an earthquake could be set off. But it is almost like reverse oil drilling. Additional, articial limestone can be sold on the open market & comes in handy as fertilizer in soils that need more alkalies to improve fertility. This might be useful in areas of oxisols which are only good for rainforest type plants. This enables an artificial source of cement manufacture-increase supply should drop the price.

Please work on that audio, you can't be subjected to this on head phones for you'll go mad.

This is brilliant & the team needs to get in front of politicians to advise them that they need not take our cars & trucks or furnaces or AC.

You only refer to technical CCS and not to any natural carbon sequestration and storing techniques (e.g. Grasslands, Forests...) and this is not reflected in the title. I would encourage you to change it and name it in a more precise way as the title is currently misleading. Thank you.

audio probs make this unlistenable.

This sounds dangerous. :I If does storage's will leak up it would probably be fatal to be near there.

Drivel.

very poor quality of the presentation can not read much