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Very recently, and as now accessible on the West Virginia Coal Association's web site via the link:
New York City Reclaims and Recycles Carbon Dioxide | Research & Development;
we made report of the Carbon Dioxide reclamation technology now being commercialized by the New York City company, "Global Thermostat, LLC".
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Process for reacting hydrogen and oxides of carbon
We're compelled to preface our excerpts from the above link, "Process for reacting hydrogen and oxides of carbon", by first explaining where we might get some "hydrogen and oxides of carbon".
Although hundreds, perhaps thousands, of similar, impeccable, explanations exist, we ourselves are sort of partial to the technology disclosed in our earlier report:
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It isn't New York City itself that's recycling Carbon Dioxide, but a new company there founded and led by a team of two highly-accomplished Columbia University scientists.
We have, of course, previously documented the achievements of Columbia University scholars in the field of Carbon Dioxide capture and utilization, and we remind you of just two of our earlier reports relating to Columbia, as in:
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Reduction of co-containing gases
First of all, keep in mind that Carbon Monoxide, which some really old Coal miners might still call the "White Damp", and which all Coal miners carry portable "self-rescuers" to, if needed, protect themselves against, can, despite its unpleasant nature, still be some pretty nifty stuff to have a little of.
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Producing ethanol and saleable organic compounds using an environmental carbon dioxide reduction process
We've made many derisive comments, over the long course of our reportage, pertaining to the utter foolishness of promoting the use of Ethanol, made from agricultural produce, as a means to reduce or control greenhouse gas, i.e., Carbon Dioxide, emissions.
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