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We have developed new systems making carbon sequestrationprofitable and creating a carbon economy instead of wasting it. These systems are under Patents Pending and we have done abook from the website. You can see it all on our website at:http://www.geocities.com/profadrian/SCAF.html Adrian Vance
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I wonder if these people talking about sequestration consider that when we colonize the moon and elsewhere, we'll need to take plenty of carbon with us, off this planet.
Carbon is life. Literally. We mine coal and oil, burn it and it turns into trees and plants. We're going to need trees and plants in our habitats. The bulk of the weight of a tree is from CO2 captured out of the air.
Shouldn't we be saving it? Shouldn't we be stockpiling it? Will it damage the earth when we start removing it? I don't think we'll find any Carbon elsewhere in the solar system. I think burying it in the ground is stupid.