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Is it really possible? Well it’s already happening. In this video you see a small container of #carbonfiber that was extracted from the #co2 in the atmosphere around the #washingtondc area. This is a long way from solving the #climatecrisis and reducing the #heatwave, #wildfire, #tornado and other #naturaldisasters scientists have attributed to #globalwarming but it’s a start. And it shows that the what is really key now is commercialization. Or all governments agreeing to put tax payers money into the effort. But that process is likely too slow. To the extent it can happen, great, but if it’s possible to ignite an economic engine where the incentive is to remove more co2 then that is likely the best bet. I’m ready right now to start making our skateboards utilizing #capturedCO2 but there aren’t any companies I can buy that material from. #stuartlicht is working on it as part of #carbonxprize and #brentrconstantz from #stanford has a company called #blueplanetltd who might be able to provide materials that could be used for making #smartroads and #protectedbikelanes using their unique process that produces a #carbonnegative product. #instagram is a daily habit for so many people which is why I’m having this conversation here. If you are reading this send me a message with a thumbs up. And if I should move this discussion elsewhere I’m up for suggestions. (This video is public domain for anyone to use... all footage and music is royalty free.) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByGXKAShM1E/?igshid=nmiglx93rqze