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With the world set to blow past its temperature targets, efforts to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere are intensifying. But there are no easy pathways to a future with massive levels of #CarbonRemoval, says PIK scientist @W_Lucht in Nature Magazine. That means global leaders must hasten efforts to halt #emissions now - rather than assume future generations will clean up the mess: nature.com/articles/d41586-025

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Capture6 Raises $27.5 Million to Scale Water Recovery and Carbon Removal Technology byteseu.com/825839/ #Capture6 #CarbonRemoval #CEOEthanCohenCole #ESG #SeriesAFunding #Technology #WaterRecovery

Bytes Europe · Capture6 Raises $27.5 Million to Scale Water Recovery and Carbon Removal TechnologySeries A funding of $27.5M led by Tetrad Corp., backed by Hyundai, Energy Capital Ventures, and Elemental Impact. Capture6 technology transforms brine waste into fresh water and captures carbon simultaneously. Partnership with Palmdale Water District eliminates brine ponds, saving 40% lifetime costs. Capture6 completed a $27.5 million Series A and project funding round to advance its groundbreaking technology that converts waste brine from water treatment into freshwater and carbon capture solutions. CEO Ethan Cohen-Cole emphasized the urgent climate-water nexus: “Climate change is creating water insecurity for much of the world’s population, driving up demand for freshwater worldwide, and exacerbating the
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Gestern hat der Ständerat eine Motion angenommen zur Regelung der CO2-Abscheidung in der Schweiz. Wie funktionierten diese Technologien und welche Chancen und Risiken ergeben sich daraus für die Schweiz? Unsere Factsheets und unsere Studie zu "Technologien für negative Emissionen" geben Auskunft.

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TA-SWISSTechnologien für Negativemissionen | TA-SWISSAktuell können die Klimaziele nur erreicht werden, wenn es gelingt, grosse Mengen von CO2 aus der Atmosphäre zu entfernen und dauerhaft zu speichern. TA-SWISS hat fünf Technologien untersucht.
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Laura Sykes #Greeneralia

#Equatic is rewriting the future of #CarbonRemoval by working hand in hand with nature. Their carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technology uses the power of the ocean to lock away harmful CO2, offering a safe, scalable solution to the climate crisis.
Canada, USA, Singapore.

#GauravSant, its founder, has been nominated by Eco-Business,
Coleman Family Ventures,
Ove Arup and Partners Ltd
as #EarthshotPrizeFinalist 2024
earthshotprize.org/winners-fin

Gaurav Sant, Founder of Equatic, a finalist for the Earthshot Prize 2024
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Doug Bostrom

"Here, we discuss Heirloom’s approach to DAC, which uses naturally occurring minerals, namely, calcium carbonate (CaCO3), in a cyclic process that leverages warehouse automation systems previously developed for large warehouses. The integration of DAC with warehouse automation systems unlocks a degree of manufacturability, scalability, operational efficiency, and financial viability."

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FrontiersThe use of warehouse automation technology for scalable and low-cost direct air captureDirect Air Capture (DAC) offers a promising pathway for combating climate change by removing carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere. Here, we discuss Heirloom’s approach to DAC, which uses naturally occurring minerals, namely, calcium carbonate (CaCO3), in a cyclic process that leverages warehouse automation systems previously developed for large warehouses. The integration of DAC with warehouse automation systems unlocks a degree of manufacturability, scalability, operational efficiency, and financial viability. For successful scaling, DAC technologies and project developers must think through key scalability constraints, including modularity, constructability, supply chains, and leveraging existing infrastructure.
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