Not clear how effective their approach is for #CarbonCapture in absolute terms. But relative to other existing approaches theirs is cheaper, cleaner, easier to deploy and less energy-intensive.

The paper is open access: pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/A...

Carbon deduction

$35 billion is a small price to pay for the survival of a people. Petty cash really in the bigger scheme of things. Hope they can raise it, and raise it soon.

Youth activists have been the biggest contributors to getting the #ClimateCrisis on the global policy agenda. You need to be heard. And the points above improve your chances. Don't take my word for it. Take yours: unu.edu/cpr/blog-pos...

3.     Don’t tag Heads of states or Heads of Governments – they don’t check their own social media, & they don't respond. They also won’t be negotiating at COP28. Know your negotiators – those for your country and for countries which will influence your issue of importance. Tag them. 4/5

2.     Coordinate your messaging with other activists focused on the same message. Focus and Repeat. Amplify each other’s messages. Several social media algorithms are being changed in unpredictable ways. Banding together is one way to be visible.   3/5

1.     Use the COP28 hashtag judiciously - to put out your message/demands. Don't use it for anything unrelated to your message. It creates unnecessary noise around the signal and your message is lost. 2/5