in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level

in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level. Climate change is one of the problems facing humanity. To avoid the potentially devastating effects of this problem, scientists are looking for new technologies that could help the world reduce carbon emissions.

in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level
in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level

Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level

A possible solution to this problem is becoming the focus of storage of carbon dioxide emissions in the form of hydrates at sea level, a place where the weight of the seawater above Will put natural pressure on.

in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level
in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level

Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea


However, an important question is how stable this stored carbon dioxide will be which will be needed to keep it out of the atmosphere for a long time.

in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level
in 2022 Plan to store carbon dioxide at sea level

what is important step in making carbon storage technology a reality?

Now, the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the National University of Singapore has regularly tested hydrated marine deposits of carbon dioxide. This is an important step in making carbon storage technology a reality.
Professor Praveen Linga, the lead researcher on the study, said it was the first experimental evidence of its kind that would hopefully encourage the evolution of the technology.
The findings were published in the scientific journal Chemical Engineering.

In 2022 carbon dioxide could be stored at sea level

39,000 GtC (gigatonnes of carbon) presently live in the seas while just 750 GtC are in the air. Of the 1300 Gt carbon dioxide from anthropogenic discharges in the course of the most recent 200 years, around 38% of that has effectively gone into the seas.

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