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Microscale structure of rock affects microseismicity at underground carbon dioxide storage site

24 Nov 2022 Sabrina Reichert 
Strata at the Illinois Basin Decatur Project
Underground storage: illustration of the geological strata at the Illinois Basin Decatur Project in the US. (Courtesy: N Bondarenko, Y Podladchikov & R Makhnenko/Science Advances)
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Sabrina Reichert is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. She is pursuing a PhD in geosciences/geophysics at SUNY Stony Brook. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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