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The energy requirements to do it make it impractical, like splitting water into hydrogen for fuel cells. Also, think about how much of the Earth is covered in
by satellitec4t 11y ago
The energy requirements to do it make it impractical, like splitting water into hydrogen for fuel cells.
Also, think about how much of the Earth is covered in plants that already do this -- I'm doubtful we could come up with something that could match the current CO2->O2 capacity of all the Earth's plants and algae.
- protomyth 11y agoWe need to spend money on this type of research since these articles keep saying it we've come too far. > Also, think about how much of the Earth is covered in plants that already do this -- I'm doubtful we could come up with something that could match the current CO2->O2 capacity of all the Earth's plants and algae. We need to make up the delta not replace what's there.