US researchers unveil ultrafast, chemical-free CCS breakthrough they say can revolutionise industry

Published 16:47 on July 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:47 on July 10, 2024  /  Americas, US, Voluntary

US-based researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method for the ultrafast and chemical-free conversion of atmospheric CO2 into stable, ice-like hydrates – a breakthrough they say could revolutionise the carbon sequestration industry.
US-based researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method for the ultrafast and chemical-free conversion of atmospheric CO2 into stable, ice-like hydrates – a breakthrough they say could revolutionise the carbon sequestration industry.


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