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Microsoft teams up with start-up CO2 capture player

US multinational technology corporation Microsoft has signed a long-term contract to purchase up to 315,000 metric tons of carbon removal from start-up direct air capture (DAC) company Heirloom, marking one of the biggest CO2 removal deals in history.

Yiying Li

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Heirloom's technology uses the natural properties of limestone to capture carbon from the atmosphere and permanently store it in a range of ways, including in concrete, according to the company. Under...

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