🗻 Plant converts CO2 into stone

We really need such techs to work on carbon consumption.

A great innovation whose use should be scaled up.

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Great innovation,

If we don’t stop pollution at its source of burning fuel first then we can never catch up

A good recommendable technology which favors what we are emphasizing on daily basis.

Very promising tech.

What an innovation.

Technology plays a major role in curbing climate change effects, for sure this is a great idea

Everyday with new inventory..it's called technology

Interesting innovation