A Technical Assessment of Geologic CO2 Sequestration

A Technical Assessment of Geologic CO2 Sequestration evaluates how effectively and safely carbon dioxide can be stored underground to reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. It examines geological formations like deep rock layers to ensure they can securely contain CO2 over long periods without leaks. The assessment considers factors such as the site's geology, capacity, monitoring methods, and potential environmental impacts. This process helps determine whether underground storage is a viable, reliable, and safe method for mitigating climate change while preventing CO2 from escaping into the air.