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World’s top climate scientists expect global heating to blast past 1.5C target
(www.theguardian.com)
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The only reason they’re leaning into fuel creation is to generate a profitable product to secure funding. There are many more responsible ways to convert the carbon that would cost more money because they don’t yield a profitable product. So to bring it back to the point of my claim, more money would help.
no, this is what their research does, it creates carbon neutral fuel(or low carbon considering its an energy consuming process).
you wanted to show me that co2 can be used to make plastics and construction materials, and these people want to suggest it to secure more funding, but it hasnt been done yet.
The process is not new. Polyol is a plastic with more than one hydroxyl group, and most commonly made using CO2 and methanol or ethanol.
https://packagingeurope.com/news/how-can-the-plastics-industry-harness-carbon-capture-with-polymers-made-from-emissions/8432.article
The reason you don’t see it is because it would combat use of oil based plastics.
https://globalventuring.com/corporate/industrial/carbon-capture-plastics/
Again, this is all about money. The science is there.