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carbon captureABC News
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Israel -based climate change solutions company Rewind has found a new way to store thousands of years' worth of carbon dioxide.
The method involves taking plants and other biomass that have absorbed dense amounts of carbon and storing it at the bottom of the Black Sea .
The Black Sea is "the best place in the world" to store the carbon-dense biomass, CEO Ram Amar said.
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