cerement ( @cerement@slrpnk.net ) 7•2 years ago“vacuum greenhouse gases from the sky” … “many scientists are skeptical of the technology”
well … when you phrase it like that, I wonder why?
Basically: you can do it, but for almost all applications, it’s a lot cheaper to avoid burning fossil fuels than it is to remove CO2 from the atmosphere afterwards.
Kittenstix ( @Kittenstix@beehaw.org ) English1•2 years agoConsidering it took eons to get the carbon into solid form from the last time it was in the atmosphere, that makes sense.
wrath-sedan ( @wrath-sedan@kbin.social ) 5•2 years agoThe article is mostly skeptical and most agree carbon capture is extremely inefficient compared to avoiding burning fossil fuels in the first place, which I agree with. But I also think in a broad strategy to leverage as many sectors and technologies as possible to fight climate change, using $1b from a $400b bill is not necessarily a bad thing, if only to diversify our approach or keep the potential alive for a breakthrough.
mookulator ( @mookulator@mander.xyz ) English2•2 years agoNecessary