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“It’s the problem of our generation. It’s like a moon shot,” explained astrophysicist Kari Helgason. Carbfix is building the world’s first industrial-scale underground disposal site for carbon dioxide – said to be capable of handling 3 million tons a year.

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Johnnygshmovor 3 Jahren

Probably don't need to bury it. Can probably be broken into methane, then converted to methanol. Need reporting on removing methane from sky because then methane digesters become national fuel supply until solar and fusion advance. Methane is INEVITABLE, may as well use as energy

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Salvor 3 Jahren

lol what could possibly go wrong

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Dougivor 3 Jahren

There is no sense or logic to capturing carbon and putting it into the ground if governments continue to allow carbon to be reproduced and pumped into the air. It’s environmental and economic stupidity at its worst.

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Templarvor 3 Jahren

Money laundering?

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Nuclear Taiwan (Office of multi-party China state)vor 3 Jahren

#StartrekPicardSeason3

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@CBSNews Where does it go? Why?

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Dr David McNamaravor 3 Jahren

Awesome stuff! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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