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		voisin on Jan 14, 2025 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Estimates of plant CO2 uptake rise by nearly one t... > We will have to bury carbon back under the ground at some point. Location doesn’t matter. Duration of storage matters. If we could find a way to lock it up in a building material that would be effective and useful.

gs17 on Jan 14, 2025 [–]

It's not exactly turning CO2 into bricks, but there's a few applications of biochar as an additive to improve concrete, asphalt, particleboard, etc.

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