Iceland power plant stops greenhouse gas by turning carbon dioxide into rock | South China Morning Post

A geothermal plant in Iceland has developed technology that turns carbon dioxide into rock. Sitting at the foot of an active volcano, the power station uses a process called direct air capture to suck CO2 from the atmosphere. The procedure mimics the natural process of storing carbon into the ground that would take …

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