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United Nations • Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas.

Growing Impact: Underground carbon storage (Teaser)

Institute of Energy and the Environment
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Episode release date: June 1, 2024 Storing carbon dioxide underground could offset the record amounts of CO2 that humans emit each year. If this technology is successful, it could be an answer to climate change impacts, such as rising temperatures and acidification of the ocean. However, the process is complex and costly. A team of researchers is exploring one way liquid CO2 could be injected into rock formations, which may efficiently convert the molecule into a solid. Growing Impact is a podcast by the Institute of Energy and the Environment at Penn State. Each episode explores cutting-edge projects of researchers and scientists who are solving some of the world's most challenging energy and environmental issues. To listen to the podcast, read a transcript, and learn more about this and other projects, please visit: https://iee.psu.edu/podcast ...more
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Growing Impact: Underground carbon storage (Teaser)
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48Views
May 212024
Episode release date: June 1, 2024 Storing carbon dioxide underground could offset the record amounts of CO2 that humans emit each year. If this technology is successful, it could be an answer to climate change impacts, such as rising temperatures and acidification of the ocean. However, the process is complex and costly. A team of researchers is exploring one way liquid CO2 could be injected into rock formations, which may efficiently convert the molecule into a solid. Growing Impact is a podcast by the Institute of Energy and the Environment at Penn State. Each episode explores cutting-edge projects of researchers and scientists who are solving some of the world's most challenging energy and environmental issues. To listen to the podcast, read a transcript, and learn more about this and other projects, please visit: https://iee.psu.edu/podcast

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Institute of Energy and the Environment

213 subscribers