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    How a Colorado scientist wants to slow climate change — one brick and tile at a time

    By Sam Brasch,

    2024-04-17
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    Jon Hayes
    04-17
    The earth has heated and cooled since its inception. The current slight uptick in temperature is inconsequential in the grand scheme. It's also not necessarily a bad thing.
    Jerry Z
    04-17
    That's cool to use the methane and remove it from the atmosphere, but don't pretend that it's affecting the climate.
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