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> Until you run out of coal plants. Then it stops being "always". Then you continue with, as i called them, other "CO2 emitters". Like cars or concrete product
by blueflow 3y ago
> Until you run out of coal plants. Then it stops being "always".
Then you continue with, as i called them, other "CO2 emitters". Like cars or concrete production.
- zug_zug 3y agoIt may turn out that it's cheaper and easier to just pull it out of the air than rebuild every single chemical reaction that produces CO2 (such as heating limestone in the creation of concrete).
- Dylan16807 3y agoYou should capture the carbon at the source for concrete production. But airplanes are an example where producing fuel seems like a pretty good option.