yep just nudging the T100 myself. I see Australian scientists...

yep just nudging the T100 myself.
I see Australian scientists have found a way to gather and run CO2 thru molten steel to get solidified/stored carbon.

if these ideas gain more traction steel manufacturing itself will play quite an important role with decarbonisation- considering the globe needs steel for everything.

Perhaps steel mills could even be apart of a carbon credit/offset system like they already do with trees etc.

If steel/iron is one of the most used commodities, and is currently a large CO2 emitter, then it make sense that it's an industry that will continue to come under close scrutiny and pressures to go green.

for some reason I can't post the link from iPhone but it was a write up in the ScienceDaily.com from RMIT university Jan19-2022.