Earthshaking possibilities may limit underground storage of carbon dioxide

Monday, December 13, 2010 - 11:33 in Earth & Climate

Storing massive amounts of carbon dioxide underground in an effort to combat global warming may not be easy to do because of the potential for triggering small- to moderate-sized earthquakes, according to Stanford geophysicist Mark Zoback.

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