Converting captured carbon into rock really is that easy

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Hellisheidi Power Plant / Credit: Arni Saeberg
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Hellisheidi Power Plant / Credit: Arni Saeberg

Icelandic company Carbfix has cracked the code on converting liquified CO2 into rock, leading the charge to capture and store excess carbon

Capturing carbon from the atmosphere is quickly becoming a popular venture. The sector skyrocketed in 2022 as the top emerging segment of climate tech funding, and the Inflation Reduction Act passed earlier...

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