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DAC Firm Stores Captured CO2 in Concrete

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Published:
Fri, Feb 3, 2023
Author
Luke Johnson, Houston
Editor
Chris Raine
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California-based direct air capture (DAC) company Heirloom says it has stored CO2 pulled from the atmosphere into concrete for the first time, a significant application of the nascent technology.

Topics:
Carbon Capture (CCS), Emerging Technologies, CO2 Emissions
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