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Chapter 8: Introduction to Geological Sequestration

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      Once we have separated the CO2 from the flue gas, we need to ensure that the CO2 is permanently stored. In this and the following two chapters, we discuss geological sequestration, which is at present the most promising option to ensure that the captured CO2 is not released into the atmosphere.