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- Researchers have developed a new technique to convert carbon dioxide into methanol, a valuable chemical feedstock, using renewable energy sources.
- The process utilizes a novel catalyst made from copper and zinc that can efficiently convert CO2 into methanol with high selectivity and yield, addressing the challenge of CO2 utilization.
- This technology has the potential to contribute to a more sustainable circular carbon economy by converting waste CO2 into useful chemicals, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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