Follow EarthBlips on TwitterA Plan for U.S. Emissions to Be Buried Under Sea
Published 4/18/2009 by By KATE GALBRAITH at NYT > Environment
In an effort to fight global warming, SCS Energy proposes storing emissions from power plants in sandstone under the ocean floor.
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