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Harvard says it found way to cut cost of pulling carbon dioxide from air

By John Siciliano
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Harvard says it found way to cut cost of pulling carbon dioxide from air

Harvard University scientists say they have found the ticket to cutting carbon pollution cheaply by pulling it directly out of the air.

A team of scientists from Harvard University and the company Carbon Engineering announced in the journal Joule that they have cut the cost of an existing technology called direct air capture.

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