The Importance of Direct Air Capture in Addressing Climate Change | Carbon Engineering

[@fredericoamigo]

This company, and this solution should get WAY more press, attention and FUNDING!

[@NickyMitchell85]

And so it very well 👌🏻 should be so.

[@NickyMitchell85]

Yes 🙌. I agree ☝️. Why isn’t the world 🌎 rushing towards Squamish, BC, Canada 🇨🇦?

[@douglasengle2704]

Greenhouse radiant energy from the earth is completely absorbed within 20 meters of the radiating surface in earth's greenhouse effect. It's impossible from known science for greenhouse gas behavior to cause global warming and it does not correlate with CO2 levels in the atmosphere..

[@mickangelo2024]

Everyone needs to know about this!

[@thetrapdooruniverse6425]

Thank you for this update on the solutions to climate change.

[@unbreakableldorado7723]

Let's go, we really need you to succeed massively..

[@Atem_S.]

Excellent news!!

[@NickyMitchell85]

Marvellous 🤩 news 📰 if you ask me.

[@emiliohurtado8185]

Im so excited for what`s to come. So happy for being in this field of study.

[@stijns3673]

Question: Are you looking into using synthetic fuel based on DAC to solve the volatility issue of green energy sources such as solar panels and wind turbines? To me that could be one of the most amazing uses of this technology. When wind/solar farms produce more energy than the net needs you can use the excess to synthesize synthetic fuel which you can then burn when the wind/solar farms produce too little. In essence, this technology could in that case solve the issue of electricity storage as well.

[@buildyear86]

Nice. However, the one thing that is absolutely crucial is your energy requirements to capture the CO2, compress it sufficiently and transport it to, say a depleted gas reserve. Have you done calculations on whether or not this process is net zero? In other words, how much c02 goes out in the air versus how much you can put in the ground? Can your process be completely electrical? Is it possible for green hydrogen to power your processes?

[@NickyMitchell85]

This is exactly the video I’d’ve loved to have seen in 2019. That year, climate change and the nature crisis were rammed down my throat in a manner never before seen. On Facebook, I thought that I was helping by joining a group called #YouGoGreta but that just made matters worse. It kept on documenting grim article after grim article. I got sick of it and unsubscribed from that group and what made matters worse, that year [2019], I made amends with my in-laws. The reasons why I ultimately made amends with my in-laws, I won’t go through because it’s an extremely long story but they forgave me all my mistakes. If only I saw this in 2019, my green heart would’ve been satisfied…

[@nikitaw1982]

They literally spend billions on climate research every year when it's been "settled science" for 2 decades apparently. How many times over could they have captured the carbon if had spent the billions of projects like this? It's a scam. Rich guy tax write off by buying land for tax write off's. Excuse to tax absolutely everything everyone does. Evil genius really.

[@CANYARAN]

Return, Industrial Hemp + Fuel Cell

[@madjackmcmad6976]

It doesn't work.

[@NickyMitchell85]

Stop 🛑 being so pessimistic. This does work and is a climate saviour.