Green tech companies?

Sky Mining says they're doing just that by using excess carbon dioxide to make a fully certified diamond.

It seems like a perfect 21st century industry to make one that takes something.

We have too much off com dioxide in the atmosphere and turns into something that we like toe have diamonds on.

We can avoid the pollution and the impact of digging the ground for those.

Their technology does not even add carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.

By using wind and solar energy to capture rainwater, they managed to produce the hydrogen needed to make methane.

So what does that really mean?

Essentially, it's a profitable way to remove CO two emissions from the atmosphere on Recycle the Carbon inside that co two to make sustainable diamonds.

We aren't creating planetary scale changes to the environment.

We're just using machines to extract CO two from the atmosphere if you like.

It's the flip side of industry today, which used machines to put carbon into the atmosphere.

And what does the industry today look like as carbon emissions increase on warm the planet?

The environmental impact of the traditional mind diamond industry has come under pressure.

There are growing calls for the miners.

Thio use more renewable energy.

The amount of carbon in a stone in a carat of diamond is actually relatively small, But the amount of carbon admitted to dig that same character out of the ground is relatively huge, actually, on DSO, although we set out down this path to see if it was possible to make good out of something bad, excess carbon into diamonds and use it as a way of absorbing carbon, that kind of stuff.

What we found is it's got a bigger role to play in the avoided emission of carbon by making stones a different way.