• Meowoem@sh.itjust.works
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    11 months ago

    Also though there are already products being made in carbon negative processes including sequestered jet fuel and various building materials. The cost (economic and ecological) of power generation has fallen dramatically and continues to do so while design tools continue to improve, this enables better and more ecologically’ sustainable infrastructure which will help increase the rate of transition to ecologically’ sustainable living.

    We absolutely will be pulling significant amounts of carbon out of the atmosphere in twenty or thirty years from now, both from bio processing (algae to plastic for example) and direct capture.

    It’s hard to guess what the world will look like in a hundred years but any model that assumes things will stop changing is just being silly.

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      11 months ago

      Yeah, I’ve seen a lot of research on carbon sequestration, and I’ve not seen anything actually promising on it. We can’t rely on processes that aren’t in place, and aren’t proven to work to pin the hopes of our species, when the real solution is right in front of us. Stop burning fossil fuels

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        11 months ago

        Have you now? A lot of research, and nothing promising?

        Tell me about the things you’ve seen research on, like the closest to being promising but not thing that you’ve read research on…

        Should be easy because you’re basically an expert in the tech, right?