Telegraph: Carbon dioxide (CO2) from power plants in Scotland and the north east of England could be accommodated under the seabed for the next 200 years, according to the report. The development of the technique, titled carbon capture and storage (CCS), has the potential to support 10,000 jobs north of the Border and cut Britain’s output of greenhouse gases. The Government announced plans last week to establish four carbon capture demonstration projects in the UK, with Scotland expected …