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Potential environmental impacts of CO2 leakage from the study of natural analogue sites in Europe

Ziogou, F.; Gemeni, V.; Koukouzas, N.; de Angelis, D.; Libertini, S.; Beaubien, S.E.; Lombardi, S.; West, J.M.; Jones, D.G.; Coombs, P.; Barlow, T.S.; Gwosdz, S.; Krüger, M.. 2013 Potential environmental impacts of CO2 leakage from the study of natural analogue sites in Europe. Energy Procedia, 37. 3521-3528. 10.1016/j.egypro.2013.06.245

Abstract
Sites of natural CO2 leakage provide opportunities to study the potential environmental impacts of such leakage on near-surface ecosystems. As part of the FP7 RISCS (Research into Impacts and Safety in CO2 Storage) project a geochemical, botanical and microbiological study have been conducted on a natural CO2 vent in Florina, Greece and the findings are compared with the results drawn from Latera, Italy and Laacher See, Germany. Plant and microbial communities appear to have adapted to long-term CO2 exposure. Therefore the findings may not be representative of the effects of potential leakage from man made storage sites.
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