I don't think most people understand how much CO2 is produced when burning a gallon of gas. 1 gallon produces about 20 pounds of CO2. And that's without account

I don't think most people understand how much CO2 is produced when burning a gallon of gas. 1 gallon produces about 20 pounds of CO2. And that's without accounting for the fuel used to produce it and transport it. https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/contentincludes/co2_inc.htm https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/contentincludes/co2_inc.htm Your solutions seems nice but it's so much more productive to find ways not to burn any more CO2 producing fuels. That's something we can all do now and we can do it with out any special technology. I get it something is better than nothing but we need to find ways to reduce the cost of alternative energy to be so inexpensive that we can begin to remove c02 from the atmosphere. Right now it costs $600-$800 ton or 6 to 8 dollars per gallon of gas to remove CO2. If you can quantify the cost per ton that's way lower then your solution has value.