Bury co2 under Pacific near California?
Bob Morris @ Jul 17th 2008 01:19 - Category: Unfiled
This plan to bury co2 8,000 feet deep in rock 200 miles off California seems 1) expensive and 2) risky to me.
How could they possibly guarantee the co2 wouldn’t accidentally be released during an earthquake? Rather than screwy schemes like this, we need to cut back on co2 emissions instead.
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John Couzin on 17 Jul 2008 at 2:59 am #
The corporate world will keep coming up with lots of crazy schemes that they can make a lot of money from but won’t change a thing. It’s a policy of carry on screwing the planet, we can fix it.
Ten Bears on 17 Jul 2008 at 7:08 pm #
Yeah, let’s drill holes in subduction zones and then pressurize them.
Didn’t I read that in a SciFi novel not to long ago?