How Cars Could Remove Carbon Dioxide From the Air

Cars today add a lot of Carbon Dioxide to the air, both directly emitting carbon dioxide from combustion and indirectly emitting carbon dioxide from energy and resources in production. Even electric vehicles, which emit no carbon dioxide directly, produce a lot of carbon dioxide, more than gasoline cars, from production. Worse still, since most of the electrical grid gets electricity from fossil fuel powered power stations, the world needs to find a way to remove carbon dioxide from the air.
In this video I explain how a engineering project from the Netherlands could solve the carbon dioxide problem we have today.
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[@redboiblu2747]

Yo dude! Solid video, can't wait to see more!

[@nicomotor]

Thank you bro, just made my day! Next video will maybe explore AI applications in cars or maybe something about alternative fuels...

[@domfrancis9888]

It kinda looks like a riced 370z. I’ve never heard anything about this idea of capturing CO2(for cars at least)

[@nicomotor]

The only problem I have with the design is the panel gaps that are worse than Tesla's 😅

[@michaelreardon303]

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