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Carbon sequestration in leaky reservoirs

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Figure 1: Energy and pollution flow and stocks
Figure 2: Admissible levels of pollution stocks
Figure 3: Phases (case c s < ˆ c s )
Figure 5: Trajectory from a small initial stock X 0 , small sequestered stock
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