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     🤷🏻‍♀️‏ @DanielleFong 29 Mar 2021

    i’m seeing a lot of enthusiasm around free air carbon capture technology and honestly i think this is wishful thinking the kinetics of pulling something out of the air at 0.04% suck badly. way better to avoid emissions or keep it from going out as exhaust at the source, probably

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      1.  🤷🏻‍♀️‏ @DanielleFong 29 Mar 2021

        by all means prove me wrong

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      1. Arne Halleraker‏ @arnehalleraker 29 Mar 2021
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        not either or. yes, and.

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      1. Pravduh‏ @Pravduh15 29 Mar 2021
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        Agree.

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      2. Chris Waterguy, Procrastination Paramedic‏ @chriswaterguy 29 Mar 2021
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        I saw a proponent of direct capture argue that it made sense. He said that due to the kinetics of the particular processes, the thermodynamic disadvantage of doing it in ambient air was surprisingly small relative to flue gas. I was skeptical but 🤷‍♂️.

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      3. Chris Waterguy, Procrastination Paramedic‏ @chriswaterguy 29 Mar 2021
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        This was from doing a technical writing piece on direct air capture a few years back. I could have fact checked it but wasn't paid to do so. (And didn't have spare motivation and energy for it.)

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      2. Peter Karwacki - Managing director of PeerMetrics‏ @Peter_Karwacki 29 Mar 2021
        Replying to @DanielleFong

        Done all the time....called “plants”

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      3.  🤷🏻‍♀️‏ @DanielleFong 29 Mar 2021
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        yeah, yeah, they do do that, are you going to match plants for surface area?

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      2. Big Bank Hank‏ @Causticat1 29 Mar 2021
        Replying to @DanielleFong

        For capture, GRAPHENE filter tech is in the future. Electric cars + nextGEN nuclear = oil demand destruction = centralized carbon capture (less carbon cars) = f*cked up economics for plastic production (which is poisoning us and killing our ocean ecosystem)

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      3.  🤷🏻‍♀️‏ @DanielleFong 29 Mar 2021
        Replying to @Causticat1

        how does graphene help capture co2?

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      2. Ely Rabani‏ @radsci 29 Mar 2021
        Replying to @DanielleFong

        Carbonates are at roughly 1.8mM in the ocean, up from roughly 1.5mM preindustrial. Capturing carbon there mitigates ocean acidification more directly. Also, SR15 goals aren’t stretch-goals. They amount to slowing the acceleration of the ongoing mega-extinction. 1/

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      3. Ely Rabani‏ @radsci 29 Mar 2021
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        If we want to actually decelerate it any time soon, CDR is essential. 2/2

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