- export tax on fossil Carbon, to fund:
- health and education
- renewable energy R&D and manufacturing subsidies/credits
- just green transition to a circular bioeconomy
- a biochar industry eg. https://anzbig.org/
- a hemp industry https://australianhempcouncil.org.au/
- a bamboo industry https://bamboo.org.au/
- a micro algae (?peak industry body) and macro algae industry
https://www.seaweedalliance.org.au/
- plastic waste problem
https://acor.org.au/
-Continuous Microwave Assisted Pyrolysis (CMAP)
https://www.resynergi.com/
- deploy the CMAP modules at the waste stream (just like the Flame Cap 'Algorithm' Panel Kiln for biomass)
- logistically efficient with lower transport Carbon footprint than central recycling depots
- could be self-powered from syngas heat exchanged to a Stirling engine for electricity
- large hydrocarbon chains broken into monomers for new plastic + cleaner burning Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel
- plastic char ?for advanced Carbon materials
- ecovillages for homeless people made from hempcharcrete https://ecovillage.org/
- hempcharcrete
- hemp bast fibre
- hemp straw Biochar
- microalgae->CaCO3->C negative lime
- water
->load bearing blocks
- built on reclaimed or marginal land
- 3 levels maximum
- North facing, passive solar, high thermal mass
- outfitted with appropriate technology
- largely self-sufficient for power, water, sewage, food, medicine etc.
- remote training (credits) and working possible if distance to workplaces a problem
- subsidised training and skills development for homeless people to build their own ecovillage/paradise
- possible flow on work in the subsidised plant-based ecovillage building industry
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