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Turning Carbon Dioxide Into Stone

July 18, 2008

NPR Science Friday, July 18, 2008

Featuring

Angela Slagle
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Research Scientist

 Video from NPR Science Friday - July 18, 2008

Lamont-Doherty geophysicist Angela Slagle explains the idea of trapping CO2 under the seabed

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CO2
Carbon sequestration

 

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