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How does this compare to olivine weathering, a much cheaper technology that seems rather similar, and is already being used in many projects? Is it more effecti
by karaterobot 3y ago
How does this compare to olivine weathering, a much cheaper technology that seems rather similar, and is already being used in many projects? Is it more effective, longer term, what?
- ianburrell 3y agoIt sounds like the advantage is that can repeat the process storing CO2 underground. It sounds like a weird way to store CO2, like they are trying to do the same thing as direct capture. When storing underground was one of the big flaws with direct capture. But I would think it would be an advantage to dump the crushed olivine in the ocean where it would be sequestered for a long time. It isn't like trees where have to worry about the CO2 being released from fire or decay.