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280 Earth, a Company That Removes CO2 From the Air, Announces First Direct Air Capture Plant in Oregon; Closes 50M Series B Funding Round

THE DALLES, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--280 Earth, Inc. today announced that it has completed construction and started operating a direct air capture (“DAC”) facility to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere, mitigating climate change. The captured CO2 can be permanently sequestered underground or used as a feedstock for industrial uses such as synthetic fuels, carbon negative concrete, or food production. The first DAC plant in Oregon begins removing CO2 from the air 280 Earth’s...

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