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Earth: Algerian Sands Swallow Carbon Dioxide
Carbon dioxide is being stocked in underground reservoirs in the Algerian desert as part of a new way to stop the greenhouse gas from contributing to global warming. But will it work?
Added: Jun 30, 2008
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Runtime: 01:27
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