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November 27, 2007 4:00 AM PST

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Skyonic wants to cut carbon dioxide that comes out of smokestacks like the one shown here by capturing it and turning it into baking soda with its Skymine product. Skymine is that thing on the bottom that looks like a mobile home. The company is currently running a pilot at a plant owned by Luminant, formerly TXU.

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