Most Popular posts of sequestration
Carbon Dioxide, Geo-sequestration and Enhanced Oil Recovery - Synergies and Pitfalls
by
Dr Michael C. Clarke
The scientific and the general communities are seeking ways of permanently capturing carbon dioxide produced in power generation, with this being a challenge towards developing Clean Coal Technology. Geo-sequestration, the entombing of carbon dioxide in the earth, is looked upon as one of the most promising solutions. Forcing carbon dioxide into depleting oilfields has the potential to lock away very large amounts of carbon dioxide. The process can also be used as a tool in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR). This article looks at the synergies and pitfalls of producing carbon dioxide through coal fired power generation and EOR.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Carbon-Dioxide,-Geo-sequestration-and-Enhanced-Oil-Recovery---Synergies-and-Pitfalls
id=891812 - Jan 04, 2008
Managing Your Carbon Capture and Sequestration
by
Silas Inman
Carbon Capture Sequestration or Storage takes the carbon that would have entered into the atmosphere and redirects it to other sources, such as underground caverns or bacteria filled ponds.Until completely renewable technology is available and viable for businesses something needs to be done to lessen the burden on those responsible for accounting all the carbon within the CCS process.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Managing-Your-Carbon-Capture-and-Sequestration
id=5472088 - Nov 30, 2010
Sequestration: Holding Back More Than Just Funding
by
Kelly McGuire
This article briefly discusses the impact sequestration may have on our schools, and our children's furtures. We must urge Congress to prevent billions of dollars in much needed funding from being cut from the budget of the Department of Education.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Sequestration:-Holding-Back-More-Than-Just-Funding
id=7224308 - Aug 09, 2012
Should We Just Let the Sequestration Happen?
by
Leigh A Tauber
The deficit spending craze we are enduring will bankrupt this country and leave our children a failed legacy. Politicians can find nothing to agree on besides raising revenues. Revenues are not the problem -- massive deficit spending it.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Should-We-Just-Let-the-Sequestration-Happen?
id=7398063 - Nov 27, 2012
Carbon Sequestration - Why Not Do It The Right Way?
by
Hubert Dube
Is there a way to curb global warming. Big governments and big business are trying to find expensive ways to do just that. But that's just it! It turns out to be VERY expensive. But the solution may just be in front our noses. Read on.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Carbon-Sequestration---Why-Not-Do-It-The-Right-Way?
id=1001256 - Feb 21, 2008
China's Stealth Fighter-Bombers and the US Military's Political Sequestration Problems Pondered
by
Lance Winslow
Most of the Democrats in Congress, and even the President of the United States would like to cut the JSF program. Yes, it will cost hundreds of billions of dollars to have a large number of these aircraft in our squadrons. Nevertheless, it will be necessary for the future. We cannot rely on 50-year-old B-52s, and many of the aircraft we have in the military are quite old, and they will become maintenance challenges, and it will be difficult for us to keep them in working order. Not to mention the military budget cuts, that's can make things even worse.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Chinas-Stealth-Fighter-Bombers-and-the-US-Militarys-Political-Sequestration-Problems-Pondered
id=7359975 - Nov 01, 2012
Government Waste Reduction Would Ease the Need for Fiscal Sequestration
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Joe DelCasino
If the President and Congress are serious about spurring economic and employment growth and reducing the debt and deficit they need to at least agree that reducing government waste serves both partisan interests, as no one benefits by wasting precious tax revenue.Critics will say such an approach won't go far enough, but no one can deny that making obvious if relatively small cuts are better than no cuts at all. Starting small may just be the wake-up call Washington politicians need to remind them they have a huge and unique responsibility as stewards of our hard earned tax dollars.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Government-Waste-Reduction-Would-Ease-the-Need-for-Fiscal-Sequestration
id=7505846 - Feb 13, 2013
Info About Sequestration And Scottish Trust Deed
by
Mercedes Stuart Twigg
There's a wide portion of society today, that is suffering underneath the weight of personal debts. Whenever you face sequestration, you will get relief from a Scottish trust deed, which could ease creditors. The main advantage of the Scottish trust deed is it is an agreement that's legally binding, wherein you are able to pay off your arrears and debts. However, bear in mind; it can hide to 90%, and not all of your debts.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Info-About-Sequestration-And-Scottish-Trust-Deed
id=6816859 - Jan 14, 2012
Sequestration Affects Local Businesses
by
Gloria Berthold Larkin
On January 2, 2013, because of the failure of the bi-partisan "supercommittee" in November 2011 to create an agreed upon plan to cut the federal budget, the federal government could be forced to cut approximately 8.5 percent of its spending (about $1.2 billion) in a single day and a total of $109 billion in the rest of the 2013 fiscal year. Both the Democrat and Republican...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Sequestration-Affects-Local-Businesses
id=7410219 - Dec 05, 2012
Green Technology: Could Carbon Capture and Sequestration Cause Contamination of Groundwater?
by
Steve Stillwater
Carbon capture and storage technology has the potential to dramatically reduce carbon dioxide emissions from industrial sources such as power plants that burn fossil fuels. The idea behind this technology is that carbon dioxide emitted from industrial, primarily power generating sites can be captured using known chemical technology, concentrated, and then injected deep below the surface of the earth. All this carbon dioxide has to be stored... somewhere. That is the problem. Selecting sites for storing the prodigious amount of CO2 that is produced as a result of power generation has encountered another obstacle. Potential leaks from carbon dioxide injected deep underground could bubble up into drinking water aquifers closer to the surface. What can be done?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Green-Technology:-Could-Carbon-Capture-and-Sequestration-Cause-Contamination-of-Groundwater?