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amandabeech Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-03-06 06:46 PM
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6. I agree with you generally.
However, I expect that there may be a few storage spots that would involve little or no removal of fossil fuel from the earth to the surface. Examples would be some salt domes and depleted natgas wells. Obviously, those types of sequestration sites would be few and far between.

On a realistic level, I expect that the human race will end up removing as much oil and natural gas from the earth as money and technology will accomplish because those two substances are ideal for so many uses.

I'm just hoping that we can leave lots of coal in the ground.

On a totally different subject, do you forsee nuclear-powered cargo ships for oceanic and major coastal trade routes?
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