Summary
Geological sequestration means storing carbon dioxide in rock formations either as pressurized gas or as carbonate minerals like CO2 mineralization - after the CO2 reacts with silicate minerals as in the Carbonate-Silicate cycle.
History
Stub - March 2023
Forms and Variations
{other CDR approaches related to geological sequestration; such as soil carbon sequestration or BiCRS}
Notable Projects
{detailed description of exemplar project(s)}
{policy issues and initiatives related to geological sequestration}
Further Learning
This Is CDR E07 - Introduction to Geological Sequestration
Know This E3 - Basalt for Sequestration
{universities and companies engaged in geological sequestration projects}
{literature and conferences related to geological sequestration}
{foundations, trusts, and agencies funding geological-sequestration-related projects}