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Technology: Greenhouse Gas Emission Capture and Storage to the Fore

Tom Mulligan May 1, 2020

Hydrate crusts formed within ocean floor sediments ensure the encapsulation and safe and effective containment of captured CO2. Image: MDC

Categories: Technology Emissions Decarbonization

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