Climate Tech: Carbon capture plants scale up globally

Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology is moving from pilot to industrial scale. New massive facilities in Iceland and Texas formally began operations this week, capable of capturing millions of tons of CO2 annually.

While not a silver bullet, experts agree that DAC is now a viable tool in the climate arsenal, funded by carbon credit purchases from major tech corporations like Microsoft and Apple.

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