startup creates legolike brick that can store air pollution
could something so simple save the planet?
by rick richardson
technology this week
a business supported by bill gates, graphyte, is bringing the pipe dream of carbon capture one step closer to reality by burying bricks made of plant material.
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the washington post described graphyte’s “deceptively simple” process for sequestering blocks of rice hulls and wood chips as “a game-changer” for the sector, which has been hindered by the high cost of alternative approaches.