Harvard Prof Touts Sea-floor CO2 Sequestration

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Siphoning liquified CO2 to the bottom of the ocean may work, according to this Scientific American article, but Greenpeace arguesย it would be cheaper for people to start addressing climate change by conserving energy and looking to renewableย alternatives.

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