Storing carbon dioxide (CO2) in reservoirs deep underground much safer over long periods of time than previously thought

Published 28, July 2016 at 590 × 288 in Storing carbon dioxide (CO2) in reservoirs deep underground much safer over long periods of time than previously thought

Image shows a cold water geyser driven by carbon dioxide erupting from an unplugged oil exploration well drilled in 1936 into a natural CO2 reservoir in Utah.

Credit: Professor Mike Bickle

Image shows a cold water geyser driven by carbon dioxide erupting from an unplugged oil exploration well drilled in 1936 into a natural CO2 reservoir in Utah.

Credit: Professor Mike Bickle

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