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U.S. Energy Department aims to slash cost of removing carbon from the air
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U.S. Energy Department aims to slash cost of removing carbon from the air

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Scientists say carbon removal may be needed to avert the worst effects of climate change. But it still needs to be much cheaper and more reliable.

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Scientists say carbon removal may be needed to avert the worst effects of climate change. But it still needs to be much cheaper and more reliable.
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