OLLI class member Tom Lord found the below links and mentioned them in our first class 10/23.
I have reviewed them, and I certainly think they represent avenues worth pursuing. The big issue with carbon capture and storage is not, can we do it?
It is, can we do it economically? If the CO2 is buried in the earth, it has no value. If the CO2 becomes an essential part of a useful plastic, then it does have some value.
Good topic for class discussion. Tom's links are:
http://energy.gov/fe/articles/ recycling-carbon-dioxide-make- plastics
http://www.rsc.org/chemistrywo rld/News/2010/July/28071001. asp
http://theenergycollective.com /dgreenblogger/189811/novomer- produces-co2-based-polyols
http://sciencenordic.com/makin g-plastic-out-carbon-dioxide
I have reviewed them, and I certainly think they represent avenues worth pursuing. The big issue with carbon capture and storage is not, can we do it?
It is, can we do it economically? If the CO2 is buried in the earth, it has no value. If the CO2 becomes an essential part of a useful plastic, then it does have some value.
Good topic for class discussion. Tom's links are:
http://energy.gov/fe/articles/
http://www.rsc.org/chemistrywo
http://theenergycollective.com
http://sciencenordic.com/makin
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