Carbon Dioxide (CO2) has been causing harmful effects to the environment and even to the
whole earth. Nowadays, it is the leading cause of global warming and the greenhouse effect …

Abstract Monitoring and Verification (M&V) was reviewed in this journal in 2015 as part of
the Special Issue to mark the tenth anniversary of the IPCC report on CCS. This article …

The success of geological carbon storage depends on the assurance of a permanent
confinement of the injected CO 2 in the storage formation at depth. One of the critical …

Abstract Carbon Capture and Storage has the potential to make a significant contribution to
the mitigation of climate change, however there is a regulatory and societal obligation to …

Leakage of CO 2 from the geological storage is a serious issue for the sustainability of the
receiving fresh soil–water systems. Subsurface water quality issues are no longer related to …

A controlled-release test at the In-Situ Laboratory Project in Western Australia injected 38
tonnes of gaseous CO 2 between 336− 342 m depth in a fault zone, and the gas was …

One of the risks of geologic carbon sequestration (GCS) is the leakage of injected CO2 into
overlying groundwater resources, resulting in potential deterioration of the quality of the …

Rising atmospheric carbon concentrations affect global health, the economy, and overall
quality of life. We are fast approaching climate tip** points that must be addressed, not …

Hydrogen is set to play a part in delivering a net zero emissions future globally. However,
previous research finds that risk perception issues are particularly challenging for emerging …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and storage (CCS) has been discussed as a potentially
significant mitigation option for the ongoing climate warming. Natural CO2 release sites …