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In the antArctic the temperatures can get very close to the freezing point of C02. A little bit of extra energy (nuclear or wind?) would be enough to freeze at
by entropicgravity 5y ago
In the antArctic the temperatures can get very close to the freezing point of C02. A little bit of extra energy (nuclear or wind?) would be enough to freeze atmospheric C02 into solid blocks. Would there be any easy and inexpensive way to store those blocks long term? Under the ice sheets? Bottom of the ocean? Send it into space on Musk's rockets?