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Engineers set to convert carbon dioxide into solid rock
Engineers in Iceland will soon begin an innovative carbon capture and storage project involving converting carbon dioxide to solid rock.They expect the gas to react with layers of volcanic rocks deep beneath the surface to form minerals that will lock the carbon pollution away for millions of years.
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Websites:
http://www.guardian.co.uk
Keywords: CO2 - Carbon reduction
Countries: Iceland -
Subjects: Environmental protection, Project Management, Storage, Carbon emissions, Carbon dioxide
