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Reservoir on the ocean floor safe way of storing liquefied CO2 for a long time?

1 pointsby orionionover 2 years ago

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tuatoruover 2 years ago
Actual title is &quot;Ocean Sequestration&quot;.<p>The piece <i>is</i> about hiding CO2 as liquid on the deep ocean floor.<p>Personally I&#x27;m more in favor of removing CO2 the way that it happens naturally: by erosion and weathering.<p>CO2 gets chemically bound into some kinds of rocks. Enhanced weathering involves crushing olivine or similar rocks, and exposing the powder to air for a few weeks in a hot place, and then dumping it in the deep ocean.<p>It&#x27;s what happens naturally. It&#x27;d just be quicker with mechanical assistance.
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basicplus2over 2 years ago
Until it turns the surrounding water highly acidic and kills everything in sight