Carbon capture and sequestration
While it's not a power generation technology, carbon capture and sequestration—technologies that allow for the scrubbing of carbon from power plants for storage in underground reservoirs—may finally be coming of age after years of trial and error.
Technology pilot demonstrations at coal-based power plants in places like Australia and the U.S. have sparked new interest in the technology.
The hope is, it could become an enabler for other technologies, such as biomass or algae-based biofuels that produce carbon emissions. That's because organic fuels pull carbon from the atmosphere before converting it to fuel.
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6. We know because of bones and ancient fossils.
7. Yes, because we are currently making history right now as I write this.
8. About 5 or 4 billion years or 50 million years i think.
9. Charles Darwin was an English Biologist as well as a geologist.
10. Answer Depends on yourself, sorry
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if an enzyme reaches a really high temperature while its doing its process it could be possible for it to lose its function
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When the cell cycle is not controlled, it leads to still alive older cells and newly formed younger cells growing along with each other resulting in a tumor witch is malignant, that is cancer. This can happen due to many factors as a result of genetic mutations.
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Nasal conchae is the <span>structure of the respiratory system that moistens and filters inhaled air.</span>
