US CO 2 Sources and Sinks

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US CO2 Sources and Sinks Power Plants Pure CO2 sources (IEA) Oil and Gas (USGS) Coal (USGS) 500 miles Brine Aquifer > 1000m US CO2 Sources and Sinks
US CO2 Sources and Sinks Power Plants Pure CO2 sources Oil and Gas (USGS) Coal (USGS) Brine Aquifer> 1000m Source: Gulf Coast Carbon Center

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