View StoryMaps made by SCDNR Geological Survey staff describing issues related to CO2 and how they can be reduced.
Explore interactive mapping applications of carbon emissions data for the United States, divided by economic sector and region. Compare individual states to one another and the overall nation, focusing on how infrastructure, economic activities, and current carbon pricing initiatives in each state reflect on their carbon emissions.
StoryMap designed and compiled by Kate Moore.
Examine the potential extent of applied geologic storage as a solution towards removing Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere. Details the containment requirements of a geologic formation, and reviews current CCS projects internationally in Norway, Iceland, Canada, and Japan.
StoryMap designed and compiled by Alec Stover.
Learn about the history and development of pre-, post-, and oxy-combustion methods of capture technology used to sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and how they have been improved for modern use. Understand the drawbacks and limitations of the processes, as well as economic potential to sell and trade carbon dioxide.
StoryMap designed and compiled by Kyle Gawinski.
Learn about carbon dioxide’s role in the Greenhouse Effect and overall processes of climate change. Understand the symptoms which result from warming temperatures, and compare and contrast natural and man-made (anthropogenic) causes of climate change. Explore the techniques by which climatologists model warming and cooling cycles from the past.
StoryMap designed and compiled by Andy Wykel.