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Are there any harmful byproducts or chemicals created when the tin based catalyst is used to convert the CO2?

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For this to be effective do you think it has to be adopted at the federal level or could it be put in place on a smaller scale?

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If this process reduces CO2, why doesn't everyone use this method?

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Great presentation, I thought it was very informative. Are there any downsides to doing this, and if not do you think it will take long for it to be widely used?

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How could the government help to reduce the negative economic effects of this innovation while also encouraging the growth of co2 conversion?

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This sounds like an awesome product! Are there any side effects that we are aware of, and if not, what do you think might happen?

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Do you think separate financial incentives should be given to companies as well to spread the reaction to a larger context?

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Will the economic impacts of the Tin Catalysts make it more widespread?

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Most of these chemicals are used in common products, so mostly no, however in there was a large spill of chemicals it could be harmful

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I think in order for this to be effective it would likely have to be mandated, because although companies could sell the byproducts of the reaction, it still could reproduce overall productivity.

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This is because it has not been tested on a wide scale, and would likely require factories to run at a lower capacity

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Hopefully because the tin catalyst can create useful chemicals it will cause companies to use it.

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there are no real negative environmental side effects, however I think the ecenomic side effects could cause this to not be adopted.