Science & Environment

Where to store CO2?

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Babylone
20 November 2013

Lyesse Laloui

Environnement naturel, architectural et construit, EPFL

Today, nature (forests, oceans) is no longer sufficient to absorb the CO2 (carbon dioxide) mass-produced by our human activities.

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