Post: Rocks 'could store 15 years of carbon emissions'
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03-14-2011, 04:14 PM
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Mr. DarkKV
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Scientists estimate the Captain sandstone could hold emissions from power stations in Scotland using carbon capture and storage
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Sandstone rocks under the North Sea could store at least 15 years of all You must login or register to view this content.'s CO2 emissions from power stations and create tens of thousands of new jobs, anYou must login or register to view this content. has claimed.
The study has estimated that the rock formation, known as Captain sandstone, east of the Moray Firth, could eventually hold up to 100 years' worth of CO2 emissions from power stations in Scotland, using carbon-capture and storage (CCS) technologies which might be worth £10bn by 2025.
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Sandstone rocks under the North Sea could store at least 15 years of all You must login or register to view this content.'s CO2 emissions from power stations and create tens of thousands of new jobs, anYou must login or register to view this content. has claimed.
The study has estimated that the rock formation, known as Captain sandstone, east of the Moray Firth, could eventually hold up to 100 years' worth of CO2 emissions from power stations in Scotland, using carbon-capture and storage (CCS) technologies which might be worth £10bn by 2025.
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03-14-2011, 04:33 PM
#3
B u X
BITCHES LOVE CAKE
Originally posted by ZoneHD
Thus killing all the rocks in scotland :y:
That's pretty much what i was going to ask...
Do we know if this will effect the rocks? I hope this isnt a sort of "Lets brush it under the carpet (quite literally) and hope that if anything bad happens we wont be around to be accountable" idea...
03-14-2011, 04:41 PM
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Goone
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Originally posted by B
That's pretty much what i was going to ask...
Do we know if this will effect the rocks? I hope this isnt a sort of "Lets brush it under the carpet (quite literally) and hope that if anything bad happens we wont be around to be accountable" idea...
Do we know if this will effect the rocks? I hope this isnt a sort of "Lets brush it under the carpet (quite literally) and hope that if anything bad happens we wont be around to be accountable" idea...
Bro rocks play no role in our life. SOME organisms need them as their habitat and it's not like were actually destroying the rocks.
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