Carbon Capture


Carbon Capture
It is possible to capture CO2 using an ammonia process. The problem is the amount of power necessary to do it. I suggest the nations of the G8 commit to build several carbon capture plants each, powered by nuclear fission. CO2 could be captured from the ambient air around the plant or from ocean water. After capture the CO2 could be injected into existing depleted oil wells, deep underground. These units could run constantly for the next fifty years, continuously removing CO2 and be part of the solution to climate change. When decommissioned, the spent fuel could be put aboard heavy lift rockets and shot into space. Just an idea.
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