World’s biggest machine capturing carbon from air turned on in Iceland
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And don't tell me about "the tech will evolve". Here we have several order of magnitudes.
This neglects the economic, energy, and environmental cost of building the plants. Also the environmental cost of the chemicals used in the process.
All this industrial waste ends up in waterways and the ocean, where it kills flora and phytoplankton.
"Stitch in time saves nine". It's always better to move to a carbon free lifestyle instead of coming up with a round-about expensive way to capture what was released into the atmosphere.