Truth and False-carbon Dioxide Mitigation Technologies

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/nmms.v3i2.3724

Abstract: Research progress is required to be enhanced for those storage technologies which store CO2 fast and permanently. However, temporary storage technologies importance cannot be denied to immediately reduce global warming and reduce higher CO2 concentration in the atmosphere. Continuous CO2 storage facilities, semi-batch and batch pilot plants deemed necessary to build for future survival of the earth planet. Membranes can be used to separate CO2 from common flue gases followed by mineral carbonation to convert CO2 into stable carbonates. Modifications in cement industry, coal fired power plants, fertilizer industries and other chemical process industries appears essential. References:

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