For geological carbon sequestration to work, we need a geospatial planning policy

According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the world will not reach net zero emissions unless we find a way to capture and inject enormous quantities of carbon dioxide underground. To do its part, the United States alone will need to store 0.7 to 1 gigatons of CO2 annually from 2020 through 2050—mostly in giant saline aquifers that span the porous subsurface.

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