Summary
A startup may have an answer, one thats been inspired by batteries. RepAir Carbon is developing a new form of carbon capture the company says could drive the cost down as low as $70 to $80 per metric ton of carbon removed. Thats a significantly lower price than other approaches, which experts estimate cost around $600 per metric ton.
Source: TechCrunch on MSN.com
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