Startup is Building the World's Largest Ocean-Based Carbon Plant - and It's Scalable ( edition.cnn.com )
An anonymous reader shared this report from CNN:...
Europe is spending millions to trap carbon. Where will it go? ( www.politico.eu )
quite a lot of captured CO2 can go into concrete. Maybe a cement (powder) producer is not able to tap into that method directly, but policy shifts will open it up. There are already several US states with low-embodied-carbon concrete laws creating markets for this purpose.
Deep sea carbon sequestration with seaweed? ( noc.ac.uk )
Aussie innovation turns waste into energy ‘gold’ ( www.rmit.edu.au )
The article discusses a new Australian innovation called PYROCO that uses high heat to turn waste like sewage sludge and food waste into a carbon-rich product called biochar. This process removes pathogens and can turn waste into resources like fertilizer or materials for batteries. The technology has undergone trials and shows...
