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Lakers legend Rick Fox built a house that can suck CO2 out of the atmosphere - The Verge
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I didn’t get the technicalities, but, if it’s not just greenwashing, then every effort is welcome.
Still, the best energy is the one we don’t use and leaving nature as it is is way better than destroying it and finding some damage control.
I scimmed through the article and at least from my understanding it isn't green washing if it works as described in the article. I do not know though what chemical reactions are at work here. Because his cement cures at room temperature and does not heat up in the process also it needs co2 to cure??