The Oil Drum | Science 1101 Part 2: Oil as a Liquid Fuel and Expected Peak Oil Impacts

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nh3 on February 8, 2008 - 4:15pm

if that indeed works as claimed, wouldn't that also sequester CO2 from the exhaust?

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Robert Marston on February 8, 2008 - 8:22pm

"Carlisle said testing has shown the system collects approximately 95 per cent of his equipment's emissions, and has reduced his need to add nitrogen and other fertilizers."

This seems to imply that it does. But I don't honestly know. It's novel ideas like this that I really like. Hopefully, the process works as claimed and becomes more widely accepted practice.

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