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I have spent a considerable about of time on this question: and it really seems there is no practical way to remove it. You can let it out by ventilating, but t
by christina97 2y ago
I have spent a considerable about of time on this question: and it really seems there is no practical way to remove it. You can let it out by ventilating, but that’s about it.
This realization has made me quite anxious about the Keeling curve.
- hollerith 2y agoIt is possible to remove it. If it weren't, then submarines full of people would not be able to stay submerged for months at a time like US Navy submarines routinely do. Right now it is pretty expensive like you point out, but if millions of people were to start wanting CO2-removal equipment, surely our civilization would find a way to get the price way down.