Arctic methane capture and usage
Some have suggested that it might be possible to capture methane or methane hydrates and transform it into useful materials.
Some have suggested that it might be possible to capture methane or methane hydrates and transform it into useful materials.
The most widely studied carbon storage technique is the large-scale application of biochar. Biochar is produced when biomass is pyrolysed - a thermal process in which oxygen for combustion is lacking.
Tropospheric Iron Salt Aerosol injection (ISAI) has recently received significant attention as a potential methane mitigation technique.
Direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS) aims to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by taking it directly out of the air, and removing it from the carbon cycle.