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mrfusion
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Why cement emissions matter for climate change (20...
Couldn’t you also easily capture the co2 when making the lime? It seems like it would all be in one place in a controlled environment.
jsilence
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The CO2 is of high quality because it is not coming from a burning something process and there is a huge amount of residual/excess heat from the calcination process.
Perfect for algae production!
colechristensen
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Easily
maybe not, but it would be a great place to start with carbon capture technologies.
Scoundreller
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Yes, but you may not have a cavern to compress it into.
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