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Growing biomass removes co2 from atmosphere. Burning carbon from that biomass releases it back. Make the process efficient enough (with addition of external pow
by zokier 7y ago
Growing biomass removes co2 from atmosphere. Burning carbon from that biomass releases it back. Make the process efficient enough (with addition of external power) and you end up with no added co2 in atmosphere. That's not just a marketing gimmick.
Of course it is debatable if it is an efficient approach for doing things, but the concept is sound
- brnt 7y agoThere is no net reduction of co2 emissions here, that's why its marketing. The fact that sequestration in plants happens first does not make it better for global warming if you then burn it right after. Encouraging plant growth on top of a decarbonized energy cycle, now that will make a difference.
- wffurr 7y agoHow is replacing fossil diesel with recycled atmospheric co2 not a net reduct of emissions?