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Storing CO2 underground, decembre 14, 2015

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EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2. EPFL’s Laboratory for Rock Mechanics, professor Lyesse Laloui, is studying how deep geological layers respond to the injection of CO2.