Rock solid technique for capturing CO2
PNNL researchers publish work on potential new method Metal Tech News – October 26, 2022
Last updated 11/3/2022 at 5:39am

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Porous basalt rock makes the Wallula field site in Washington an ideal location to research carbon capture.
Following the current trend of carbon emission mitigation, researchers from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are endeavoring to subvert gaseous carbon dioxide by turning it into stone that cannot enter the atmosphere and warm our planet more.
"As global temperatures increase, so does the urgency to find ways to store carbon," said Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Lab Fellow Kevin Ross...
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