North Dakota approves construction of proposed carbon pipeline, underground CO2 storage
North Dakota was chosen for storage because of available pore space found in rocks more than a mile under the land’s surface. The prime underlying geology allows for CO2 to be stowed into a porous, sponge-like rock layer and confined by the less porous rock above.
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