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How captured carbon dioxide could help mine carbon-negative nickel

Captured carbon dioxide could be injected deep in the Earth to dissolve rocks, freeing up nickel and other key metals vital for batteries

May 26, 2025 - 18:10
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How captured carbon dioxide could help mine carbon-negative nickel
Captured carbon dioxide could be injected deep in the Earth to dissolve rocks, freeing up nickel and other key metals vital for batteries
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