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Sinai, we find a way. Welcome to the science podcast for July 5th, 2019.

I'm Sarah Crespi.

In this week's show, we start with staff writer Robert Service.

We're going to talk about taking carbon dioxide out of the air and turning it into gasoline for cars will new high-tech

filters and catalysts make gas cheaper and less damaging for the environment.

And I talk with Natish Padmanaban about replacing reading glasses with high-tech glasses that

track eye position and change shape depending on what the wearer is looking at.

Now we have Robert Service, a staff writer at Science, and he's here to talk about a feature

story he wrote on, I guess you could say it's on capturing carbon dioxide from the air and

turning it into fuel,

but it's also about so much more, right, Bob?

That's true.

Yeah.

So this sounds like a good thing to my naive ears.

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