Comment by DiggyJohnson 15 hours ago Do you know of any research or calculations of what that number ought to be? 2 comments DiggyJohnson Reply Cerium 15 hours ago If you wanted to pay for direct air capture of CO2 to directly "undo" your climate effect of driving, the cost would currently be about $6 per gallon. Price comes from [1], found [2] looking for a second opinion on current direct air capture cost.[1] https://theclimatecapitalist.com/articles/gas-should-cost-13... [2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/phildeluna/2024/11/29/will-dire... adrianN 15 hours ago I wonder whether those methods scale at those prices to the theoretical demand of undoing burning gasoline. I doubt it.
Cerium 15 hours ago If you wanted to pay for direct air capture of CO2 to directly "undo" your climate effect of driving, the cost would currently be about $6 per gallon. Price comes from [1], found [2] looking for a second opinion on current direct air capture cost.[1] https://theclimatecapitalist.com/articles/gas-should-cost-13... [2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/phildeluna/2024/11/29/will-dire... adrianN 15 hours ago I wonder whether those methods scale at those prices to the theoretical demand of undoing burning gasoline. I doubt it.
adrianN 15 hours ago I wonder whether those methods scale at those prices to the theoretical demand of undoing burning gasoline. I doubt it.
If you wanted to pay for direct air capture of CO2 to directly "undo" your climate effect of driving, the cost would currently be about $6 per gallon. Price comes from [1], found [2] looking for a second opinion on current direct air capture cost.
[1] https://theclimatecapitalist.com/articles/gas-should-cost-13... [2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/phildeluna/2024/11/29/will-dire...
I wonder whether those methods scale at those prices to the theoretical demand of undoing burning gasoline. I doubt it.