Carbon dioxide generated from combustion (fire) can be captured and converted into cement or concrete, a process that acts as a form of carbon utilization and storage (CCU/CCS). Please leave my fire alone, there's nothing wrong with it.

April 08, 2026 - 22:32 UTC

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this would be valid if we were actually doing these things at such a scale as to offset the carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels but, ya see, we aren't doing that which is kind of a problem.

and it turns out there's not actually a need to use fire at all to live our lives these days.
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i think it's pretty cool, actually, to collect energy from the sun using some rocks we figured out how to turn into electron pumps and then store that energy in some other rocks we figured out how to turn into batteries and think ugga dugga fire good is a childish mindset these days but whatevs.
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