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In reply to the discussion: Shocked, Shocked: "Carbon Capture" Potential 1/10th Of Prior Estimates - There Just Aren't Enough Suitable Sites [View all]

Bernardo de La Paz

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4. Yes, I don't know much about CO2 sequestration into seawater, but ocean acid levels are rising with atmospheric CO2. .nt
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Shocked, Shocked: "Carbon Capture" Potential 1/10th Of Prior Estimates - There Just Aren't Enough Suitable Sites [View all] hatrack Sep 8 OP
Like hydrogen, with which it often appears, it has always been fossil fuel greenwashing. NNadir Sep 8 #1
One possible site might be the oceans. No, not garbage. CO2 plus seawater calcium make CaCO3. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 8 #2
The ocean is already a huge carbon sink and that's bad for life as we know it. hunter Sep 8 #3
Yes, I don't know much about CO2 sequestration into seawater, but ocean acid levels are rising with atmospheric CO2. .nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 8 #4
Yeah, nah . . . put it this way - a British English name for carbon dioxide is "carbonic acid" . . . hatrack Sep 8 #5
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