The group is working to make the scrubber remove even more carbon dioxide. In the meantime, it offers a significant benefit to industry. "Industry has a problem with CO2 capture and sequestration ...

The carbon dioxide scrubber not only advances the life support capabilities for the orbiting laboratory's crew, but may possibly benefit future astronauts on the moon and Mars as well. California ...

“Yeah, but in 10 years this thing will be the size of an iPhone and everyone will have one.” Here’s hoping. A Better CO2 Scrubber (Popsci.com via Gizmodo) ...

If they can make it work ... electricity used to run the ambient air scrubber were to come from a coal-fired power plant — a heavy emitter of CO2 — he could capture 10 times more CO2 than ...

Some say scrubbers could contribute to an overall reduction in CO2 "While that is not ... "You have to put more energy in to clean up the CO2 than you do to make it in the first place," said Mr Herzog ...

Carbon dioxide scrubbers have been around since the 1800s ... and store it to be released during the day, when plants can make use of it. The startup’s technology is relatively ordinary ...

A group of scientists are devising a 'CO2 scrubber’ which they claim will capture one tonne of CO2 from the air every day, about the same per passenger as a flight from London to New York ...

The new "scrubber" material may be less expensive and more efficient than current technologies for reducing emissions of carbon dioxide, the main "greenhouse" gas linked to global warming ...