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Deep Utah coal deposits - repositories for greenhouse gas

Deep Utah coal deposits - repositories for greenhouse gas

Concern about potential global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels has prompted the Utah Geological Survey to join a consortium of researchers from several western states (Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Oklahoma) to investigate geologic reservoirs that could possibly be used to permanently store such emissions.

A bridge to nowhere: methane emissions and the greenhouse gas footprint of natural gas - Howarth 2014a - Scipedia

Exploring Coal by NEED Project - Issuu

Abandoned Coal Mine Maps - Utah Geological Survey

Utah Core Research Center - Utah Geological Survey

Burning Coal and the Permo-Triassic extinction

Fact Sheet on the Wasatch Front Earthquake Forecast - Utah Geological Survey

Utah's Newly Recognized Dinosaur Record - Utah Geological Survey

Coal for High Technology - Utah Geological Survey

Non-renewable Energy - Colorado Geological Survey

71 Wayne County, Utah ideas wayne county, fruita, places of interest

71 Wayne County, Utah ideas wayne county, fruita, places of interest