So-called ‘negative emissions’ might actually work, at least in California

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By Nathanael JohnsonFeb 11, 2020, 3:55 am212 pts
Two decades ago, back when most of the country was still faxing letters and using dialup connections, theorists imagined power plants that would someday remove carbon from the air. It sounded almost sci-fi at the time, like personal jetpacks and smartphones. Now the conditions could finally be right to start…

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