Direct Atmospheric Carbon Mineralization (DACM)

Direct Atmospheric Carbon Mineralization (DACM) is a climate technology that captures carbon dioxide directly from ambient air and chemically converts it into stable, inert mineral forms, primarily carbonates. This process mimics and significantly accelerates natural geological weathering, sequestering CO2 permanently and safely without requiring high temperatures or pressures. The resulting mineral products can be used in construction or other industries.

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