Transcription of Capturing Carbon Dioxide From Air - Basic Knowledge 101
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Capturing Carbon Dioxide From Air Klaus S. Lackner 212-854-0304). Columbia University 500 West 120th Street New York, NY 10027. Patrick Grimes 908-232-1134). Grimes Associates Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. Hans-J. Ziock 505-667-7265). Los Alamos National Laboratory 1663. Los Alamos, NM 87544. Abstract The goal of Carbon sequestration is to take CO2 that would otherwise accumulate in the atmosphere and put it in safe and permanent storage. Most proposed methods would capture CO2 from concentrated sources like power plants. Indeed, on-site capture is the most sensible approach for large sources and initially offers the most cost-effective avenue to sequestration.
CO2 levels without making the existing energy or transportation infrastructure obsolete. There would be no need for a network of pipelines shipping CO2 from its source to its disposal site. The atmosphere would act as a temporary storage and transport system. We will discuss the
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