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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Conservation Nebraska and UNL for a presentation by Dr. C
 ara Burberry on the application of Carbon Storage and its impacts for the 
 future of Nebraska. \n\nGeological carbon storage (GCS)\, also known as Ca
 rbon Capture and Storage (CCS) or Carbon Capture\, Utilization and Storage
  (CCUS)\, is a process\, harnessed by humanity in recent years as a part o
 f energy transition science. GCS is the process whereby pure or nearly pur
 e carbon dioxide is pumped into a receptive rock layer in the subsurface w
 here it can be safely\, securely\, and permanently stored. The concept of 
 “safe” storage means that the carbon dioxide must not adversely affect any
  other environmental systems\, such as potable groundwater. A “receptive” 
 rock layer must be porous and permeable\, that is\, it must hold fluid and
  allow fluid to flow through it and is usually filled with saline groundwa
 ter that is far saltier than the potable limit. The receptive rock layer m
 ust be capped by a series of seal layers that are impermeable such that th
 e carbon dioxide does not escape. \n\nRegister in advance for this webinar
 :\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ca2yZXlfQ_-Gc4C9MeRrcA\n\nD
 r. Caroline Burberry (Cara) is a structural geologist and tectonicist work
 ing at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She obtained her PhD in 2008 fr
 om Imperial College\, London\, UK and worked in the energy industry for a 
 few years\, before joining UNL in 2010.  Cara runs the Deformation Researc
 h Group\, investigating questions related to fault and fold development\, 
 fracture network characterization\, and the geologic history of the Midcon
 tinent\, as well as a more applied arm of research into GCS and other aspe
 cts of the energy transition.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska and UNL for a presentation by Dr. Ca
 ra Burberry on the application of Carbon Storage and its impacts for the f
 uture of Nebraska. \n\nGeological carbon storage (GCS)\, also known as Car
 bon Capture and Storage (CCS) or Carbon Capture\, Utilization and Storage 
 (CCUS)\, is a process\, harnessed by humanity in recent years as a part of
  energy transition science. GCS is the process whereby pure or nearly pure
  carbon dioxide is pumped into a receptive rock layer in the subsurface wh
 ere it can be safely\, securely\, and permanently stored. The concept of “
 safe” storage means that the carbon dioxide must not adversely affect any 
 other environmental systems\, such as potable groundwater. A “receptive” r
 ock layer must be porous and permeable\, that is\, it must hold fluid and 
 allow fluid to flow through it and is usually filled with saline groundwat
 er that is far saltier than the potable limit. The receptive rock layer mu
 st be capped by a series of seal layers that are impermeable such that the
  carbon dioxide does not escape. \n\nRegister in advance for this webinar:
 \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ca2yZXlfQ_-Gc4C9MeRrcA\n\nDr
 . Caroline Burberry (Cara) is a structural geologist and tectonicist worki
 ng at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She obtained her PhD in 2008 fro
 m Imperial College\, London\, UK and worked in the energy industry for a f
 ew years\, before joining UNL in 2010.  Cara runs the Deformation Research
  Group\, investigating questions related to fault and fold development\, f
 racture network characterization\, and the geologic history of the Midcont
 inent\, as well as a more applied arm of research into GCS and other aspec
 ts of the energy transition.
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SUMMARY:The Geology of Carbon Storage\, with Applications to Nebraska’s Fut
 ure
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