GEOSEQUESTRATION has been recognised as a word by Australias leading local dictionary, the Macqua...
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The Macquarie’s fourth edition now on sale defines “geosequestration” as a noun, and defines it as “the storing of carbon dioxide removed from gas emissions and compressed to a liquid state in sites deep underground where it reacts with saline water to form non-reactive salts”.
The definition now also appears in the dictionary’s online version.
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