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If we can generate Methane for example from CO2 in the atmosphere this could potentially solve this problem
by sabareesh 3y ago
If we can generate Methane for example from CO2 in the atmosphere this could potentially solve this problem
- joebig 3y agoOxides are incredibly stable chemically. Any further conversion or sequestration process is guaranteed by thermodynamics to be very energy-intensive.
- wolfram74 3y agowe know transitioning to pv/wind is going to lead to some months where we've got megawatt-hours coming out of our ears. If the only problem is energy cost, that won't be a problem long.
- joebig 3y agoIf it takes a day worth of solar/wind to offset a minute of rocket emission, then the equivalence is not really sustainable.
- Ma8ee 3y agoThe concentration of CO2 is measured in parts per million. Just that simple fact make me believe it is very unlikely there ever is going to be economical to extract CO2 from the atmosphere at any significant scale.