Interesting article, which gives some details. The capture is a standard one which concentrates co2 from a high concentration source to a higher concentration grouping. Hydrogen and bacteria provide carbon storage by turning it into useful ingredients to industrial processes. (We already have some, but getting it cheaper increases to number of co2 sources that will capture.
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Overall I’m happy with this kind of research. However, the point I missed on the first read was acknowledging that it doesn’t come for free. They have to heat the first column which takes energy, and they need to provide hydrogen, which also takes energy. Still though, if development of this method will allow efficient removal of carbon from the atmosphere, great.
I love bacterias.
Btw are thee any bacterias out there that tidy up a room? In desperate need, I am.
You could try some rapid oxidation...it leaves nothing to tidy up.
Them being a pirate, cleaning by cannonade would be a viable option as well.
Here we go again.