Trapping Carbon With Humidity: A Breakthrough That Makes CO2 Capture Cheaper and Cleaner

Researchers have found a lower-cost way to capture carbon dioxide from the air by using humidity changes and more affordable materials. Most direct air capture methods using moisture rely on expensive engineered ion exchange resins to trap CO2. The new study shows that materials like aluminum oxide and activated carbon, which are cheaper and widely […] Read More

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