Under Lake Kivu lies 300 km3 of carbon dioxide and 62 km3 of methane, an accumulation that threatens 2 million residents. Since 2015, installations have pumped this gas to produce electricity, transforming a geological hazard into an energy resource. More
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Under Lake Kivu lies 300 km3 of carbon dioxide and 62 km3 of methane, an accumulation that threatens 2 million residents. Since 2015, installations have pumped this gas to produce electricity, transforming a geological hazard into an energy resource. More