Beyond cutting emissions, capturing carbon can create a new resource for future economic growth. Imagine a world where technology recycles waste carbon emissions and makes new products, cleaning our air and giving carbon a second chance. This technology provider shows why innovation is rethinking how to not only get carbon out of the atmosphere but also reusing it to make products and more.
SPEAKER(S):
Tom Wentzler, President, Binder Science
Dr. Johanna Haggstrom, Vice President, Chemicals & Hydrocarbon Fuels Technology, LanzaTech
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