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https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/422e9cb0-c89e-3540-9c68-dadd85402bb3/the-world%E2%80%99s-first-%E2%80%9Cnegative.html
The world’s first “negative emissions” plant has begun operation—turning carbon dioxide into stone
Modern alchemy. (Climeworks/Julia Dunlop)
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Written by
Akshat Rathi
October 12, 2017
There’s a colorless, odorless, and largely benign gas that humanity just can’t get enough of. We produce 40 trillion kg of carbon dioxide each year, and we’re on track to cross a crucial emissions threshold that will cause global temperature rise to pass the dangerous 2°C limit set by the Paris climate agreement.
But, in hushed tones, climate scientists are already talking about a technology that could pull us back from the brink. It’s called direct-air capture, and it consists of machines that work like a tree does, sucking carbon dioxide (CO2) out from the air, but on steroids—capturing thousands of times more carbon in the same amount of time, and, hopefully, ensuring we don’t suffer climate catastrophe.
That is where Ecomike and other longs need to look.
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