trickson
OH, I have such a headache
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You're right. There's many methods of CO2 capturing and removing.
Those methods are economically feasible and can remove CO2 directly from the air.
Zeolite (SSZ-13) can easily capture CO2 while leaving other gases alone. Look at the facts: each pore halts one CO2 molecule - and each cubic cm of the zeolite has enough pores to stop 0.31 grams of CO2.
http://cdn.physorg.com/newman/gfx/news/hires/2012/nistprovides.jpg
I agree, it's pathetic that such things are ignored. CO2 is toxic. High concentration of CO2 will screw our atmosphere. What can be more important than the air we breathe ...
Exactly! Then why is it we as humans can not seem to band together and CLEAN up the air? We have the tech we have the means yet no one is even going to try? What a sad thing the human race really is. It is our fault it will be our undoing!