Brian Cox School Experiments: ocean acidification - industry video
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The Royal Society has produced a new set of videos and resources, presented by Professor Brian Cox, based around new and emerging STEM technologies. In this video, we visit C-Capture in Leeds to find out about their cutting-edge work into carbon capture and storage. This video links to two others in the series, including a classroom activity based on ocean acidification.
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Surprised to see support for CCS ... the chances of ground storage being successful is very very low. Let alone for the centuries required. CC and Utilisation is much more likely to have impact - new building materials etc.
Oxford research 4 Dec 2023. CCS will cost at least $1000,000,000,000 per year. If it works at all.
Trees capture carbon too.
Nice hard hat Doug
CCS is BBS. Brian Cox I have one of you books. I bet Climate Adam debunks this rubbish, hope he confronts you.
CCS is unproven.