Tucking Carbon Into the Ground
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Posted by Harry Lisabeth - Mar 31, 2011 - 6:49 AM PDT
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Jon Mitchell - Mar 31, 2011 - 12:07 PM PDT
A good educative piece from The Times. Carbon sequestration is favourable however although many 'fret over the details.' It's not all that as it's the case for poring in carbon in a soda water bottle. Well, it's better than nothing, anyway.
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This story left me with a feeling of "wait, what?" It was difficult to follow and I think it could have done a better job giving background and explaining why C.C.S. is important. It talked more about the scientific and geological side rather than overall environmental or social impact.
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Well I did learn a lot about what they trying to do with the carbon now but, that's not why I consider this good Journalism. It does seem somewhat reasonable, I mean it's for the well-being of the environment, mostly and overall I like how he explains what most of the processes and items are and what they mean.
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