Kansas State University researchers say carbon sequestration on farms can combat climate change

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- Researchers at Kansas State University have developed a new method to capture and convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful chemicals and fuels.
- The process involves using a catalyst made from iron, nitrogen, and carbon to electrochemically reduce CO2 into valuable products like formic acid, carbon monoxide, and methanol.
- This technology could help mitigate climate change by capturing and repurposing CO2 emissions, while also producing sustainable chemicals and fuels.

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