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Originally Posted by freebeard

I don't think CO2 is the best feedstock.

I went looking to see what's up with Cool Planet. I find that:

• They closed their pilot plant in Alexandria, LA
• They've gone to market with a soil amendment called Cool Terra Organic
• Cool Planet at the head of this list.: www.openpr.com/news/2110927/biochar-market-to-2026-seeking-excellent-growth-cool-planet
• www.desmogblog.com/cool-planet-biochar-shoddy-science questions some claims

I guess I can't buy the high octane gasoline that was supposed to fall out of their top seekrit process.
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The throw-everything-at-the-wall approach would involve carbon-free steel, carbon negative concrete and massive biochar biochar to reverse desertification.

You're right it is stupid.
The plan here was to take CO2 from Colorado natural gas wells, because their natural gas wells have a lot of CO2 mixed in with the hydrocarbons for some reason. Capture that natural gas CO2 which is really easy, pipe line it to Texas and shoot the CO2 down into declining and dead oil wells instead of water to get more oil out of them.
So instead of piping it to TX and shooting it down an well where it would stay till at least the next ice age, they just blow it off into the atmosphere.