A Renewable Twist on Fossil Fuels (CO2 to Methanol)

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cuhulin

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Sure, it is well known that carbon dioxide can be
captured and reduced to chemicals which have value
as fuels. And the processes are usually energy intensive.

Plant soy beans, sugar cane, or potatoes and you have
converted CO2 and water into materials which can be
foods and can also be tapped for energy.. No catalyst
needed, and the driving force is the sun.

This guy is just academically full of himself.