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This project focuses on understanding the long-term fate of carbon dioxide stored in marine environments. By studying the calcium cycle in ocean sediments, it aims to improve knowledge of carbon sequestration processes essential for climate change mitigation.
One prominent idea for mitigating global climate change is to remove CO2 from the atmosphere by storing it in fluids in the natural environment; for example dissolved within sediments below the ocean floor or in oceanic crust.
This carbon sequestration is popular because it would allow us to place carbon into semi-permanent (on human timescales) storage, ‘buying time’ to wean us from our dependence on carbon-based energy sources.
Application of such a mitigation technique presumes knowledge of…
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