Whenever we hear the term Carbon Capture we cringe. This is because it is often associated with the idea of keeping everything the same and changing relatively little in the fossil fuel industry. An energy industry based on digging stuff up and transporting it to somewhere to burn, carries with it the carbon tarnish of that transportation, and the continual cost of digging it up. It is intrinsically more expensive than wind or solar. If you add another layer of effort to the process, that of taking out the carbon from the air, it seems doomed to be permanently economically inferior. The experiments in simply “taking” carbon out of the air seem the least attractive, since taking it from a…