Congress warms to the idea of sucking carbon directly from the air and storing it in soil

Published August 17, 2020 10:30am ET



Lawmakers in both parties are working on legislation to support sucking carbon dioxide directly from the air or storing it in soils.

Before, members of Congress, in thinking about carbon capture, had limited consideration to removing carbon emissions directly from the smoke stacks of power plants or industrial facilities and storing it underground.

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