Comments by "Tony L" (@tlangdon12) on "The Reality of Carbon Capture" video.

  1. The oil that we mine doesn't leak out from the ground very much at all, so it will be safe enough if we put it where we got all the oil from.
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  2. I've had thoughts along these lines for a while. Vegetable oils would provide a carbon-rich lubricant to allow granulated biochar to the pumped underground.
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  3. We don't need nuclear power to solve the problem, there are other ways that we know work. Given that nuclear is so expensive, and so risky we should use the other options that are available.
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  4. This is another very good option for areas where the land is not the best for agriculture. Slow growing trees are more valuable for their lumber, which embeds the CO2 into our buildings, but fast growing trees (and shrubs) can be used to pull CO2 out of the air quite rapidly as well. We should be looking at any areas of wasteland to see which can usefully be converted to forests.
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  5. It can't solve the whole problem, but if we don't try to solve this problem, it will make living on Earth really difficult, so perhaps it's better to try?
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  6.  @TwilightMysts  I’m not worried about the risks in my lifetime, but about the risks of the waste that remains radioactive for hundreds of years.
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  7. Which are tiny in comparison to the world's oceans.
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  8.  @justwords3882  And yet the science says it works. Who are you going to beleive? Scientists or a randomly generated user name on the internet?
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