CO2 scrubber turns carbon emissions into building materials

Students at Michigan Technological University have designed and constructed their own mini-smokestack to showcase a new method for scrubbing carbon dioxide from emissions. The approach is similar to SkyMine technology, but instead of producing sodium bicarbonate as a byproduct, it turns captured carbon into a solid material that could have applications as a construction material. .. Continue Reading CO2 scrubber turns carbon emissions into building materials

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Emissions, Michigan Tech

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