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Artificial photosynthesis systems for removing CO2 from air

DW · last updated

At the Geo and Environmental Center in Tübingen, researchers are developing artificial photosynthesis systems to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere. The NETPEC project converts carbon dioxide into solid carbon using solar energy and catalysts. Though still experimental, this technology could help offset emissions and support climate goals. Experts stress it’s no substitute for ending fossil fuel use—but a vital backup.

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