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Is Carbon Capture And Storage A Possible Solution For Climate Change?

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Proposed Site For Carbon Dioxide Storage Facility
Kern County site where a company wants to build the state’s first commercial carbon capture facility, pumping millions of tons of CO2 underground. (Photo by: Saul Gonzalez, The California Report)

Kern County Site Could Be First In State To Capture, Store Carbon Dioxide

Is this a possible solution to climate change? Capture the greenhouse gasses heating our planet and bury them deep underground? Well such a carbon storage facility has been proposed for part of Kern County.
Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, The California Report

Evacuations Continue in Tulare County With More Heavy Rain On The Way

The historic Black community of Allensworth in Tulare County is the latest to be placed under evacuation orders. This comes after a breach in some waterways over the weekend. All told, more than 11,000 people in Tulare County have been ordered to evacuate their homes.

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