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This study focuses on a laboratory experimental injection of CO2 through calcareous and siliceous sediments both in freshwater and seawater aimed to identify the physical and chemical effects of CO2 seepage and to assess the ability of the system to return towards the original conditions once the CO2 injection is stopped. A rapid acidification of the water column during the CO2 injection and reduction in the dissolved oxygen concentration was measured as well as enhanced weathering of the sediments. A partial recovery towards the initial values of pH has been recorded following the stop of the CO2 injection

Laboratory experiments for the assessment of the physical and chemical impact of potential CO2 seepage on seawater and freshwater environments