CO2 --> Baking Soda

[trebuchet03]

http://www.news.com/Can-baking-soda-...3-6220127.html

On the surface, seems like a much better solution over seeding plankton or compressing and storing etc. Plus, saving on scrubbers too is a big bonus (perhaps incentive?).

[cfg83]

trebuchet03 -

Originally Posted by trebuchet03

http://www.news.com/Can-baking-soda-...3-6220127.html

On the surface, seems like a much better solution over seeding plankton or compressing and storing etc. Plus, saving on scrubbers too is a big bonus (perhaps incentive?).

Wow, I hope this pans out into lots of tasty sourdough bread!!! It could lead to a whole new age of antiquing!!!!

Arm and Hammer to the rescue!
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I have not had any faith in viable "scrubber" technology for coal power plants, so an alternative solution would be fantastic.

CarloSW2

[DifferentPointofView]

I don't know this...but wouldn't it be possible to do the same with an internal combustion engine somewhere around the catalytic converter (heat)?