BHP has invested $6 million in a company that has developed technology with the potential to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere on a large scale using huge fans.
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| A digital image showing "direct air capture" technology which removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere deployed on a large scale. |
BHP said Canadian company Carbon Engineering, which counts Bill Gates among its private investors, was leading the development of "direct air capture," a technology with the potential to deliver "large scale negative emissions”.
Read the story from The Age by Darren Gray - “BHP joins Bill Gates in backing technology to kill off CO2.”
