This technology sounds interesting until you read that it may double the cost of generating electricity.
New crystals can absorb carbon dioxide
UCLA researchers develop a substance that could capture the gas in smokestacks and tailpipes to help stem climate change.
By Alan Zarembo, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
February 16, 2008
UCLA scientists have synthesized a new class of sponge-like crystals that can soak up carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas in industrial emissions.The crystals --(complete article here).
Saturday, February 16, 2008
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