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In total, Linde’s complex will capture more than 2 million tonnes/year (tpy) of CO 2 emissions for sequestration ... OCI ...

the storm’s ultimate path and intensity in the Gulf and potentially along the US Gulf Coast is difficult to pinpoint with confidence because the system has just formed and is still several days ...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Tropical Storm Rafael is barreling through the Caribbean and may impact the U.S. Gulf Coast this weekend. Rafael is bringing gusty winds and heavy rain to Jamaica on ...

Regardless, he expects Rafael to eventually be felt somewhere along the central and eastern Gulf Coast, and he urged residents of those areas to be on alert. "Even if it’s encountering cooler ...

The trees here neighbor the protected Great Gulf Wilderness. Environmentalists said the region contains old trees that are in short supply in New England and that are most valuable left alone ...

Another mid-level ridge building in the Gulf of Mexico could push the storm more southward. While Rafael currently is not expected to make landfall in Florida, areas along the west coast of ...

The Gulf Coast, long the energy hub of the United ... EOR remains the “dominant use” for CCS, but “sequestration tends to be the major focus these days,” Bain said. That explains ...

Meanwhile, there is potential for effects from Florida’s Gulf Coast to the East Coast from Florida through Georgia, South Carolina and to the North Carolina Outer Banks. There are two other ...

Gulf Coast residents are advised to stay updated and prepare for potential impacts. Regardless of Rafael’s exact path, a portion of Texas could still see some of the effects of the storm.

For years, scientists and entrepreneurs have experimented with adding iron to the ocean as a method to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide. It’s called carbon sequestration.