Artificial carbon fixing method

Artificial carbon fixation means that inorganic carbon sources on the earth are artificially synthesized and put into energy to synthesize organic matter, and then various nutrients are synthesized and processed into food.

This requires carbon sources (inorganic carbon on the earth, which can collect carbon dioxide from the air, directly use waste gas containing high-concentration carbon dioxide and other carbon sources, or obtain carbon sources from solid raw materials such as carbonate rocks), energy (sustainable and cheap energy), and conversion capacity (technology, equipment, labor force for operation and production, etc.). ).

Its goal is to produce food with greater productivity than light-dependent autotrophs (more food can be produced per unit area, and the proportion of people needed to produce food can be further reduced, thus liberating more labor) and solving the problem of food shortage.

Artificial carbon storage method:

The key point of artificial carbon fixation is to remove the carbon dioxide that has to be discharged through combined projects such as ecological construction, soil carbon fixation, carbon capture and storage.

First, carbon reduction is implemented through ecological construction and soil carbon fixation. Increase green carbon sinks, strengthen the creation of forest towns, build urban greenways and corridors, implement "returning farmland to forests", and vigorously improve the green coverage rate of urban built-up areas.

Second, increase the research on carbon capture, utilization and storage technology (CCUS), reduce the technical cost of CCUS, and gradually promote commercialization, with emphasis on power, steel, cement and other industrial industries, so as to complete the last mile of energy system emission reduction. Artificial carbon fixation is to realize "carbon reduction and carbon fixation" and gradually realize carbon neutrality through continuous technological innovation.