Aluminum production could get much better for the environment
The breakthrough is great news for your gadgets
By Rob Verger May 10, 2018
This aluminum was smelted in a new way that doesn't produce greenhouse gases.
You probably don’t think about aluminum very much. But you should. The ubiquitous metal is in airplanes, iPhones, and engine blocks made by General Motors, to name just a few uses. A 12-inch MacBook, for example, consists of over half a pound of aluminum. And since the late 19th century, the metal has been smelted using the same method—a process that releases carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas.
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