ENHANCED ROCK WEATHERING NEWS & RESEARCH

Brazil is a special country when it comes to the use of rock powders in agriculture. It has a unique legislation and already is the global leader in Enhanced Rock Weathering, without even knowing it. We wrote a blog post about the situation in Brazil some weeks ago....

In this article, our Head of Science, Dr. Elisabete T. Pedrosa shares some of the challenges of quantifying Carbon Removal through Enhanced Rock Weathering in tropical soils. Besides that, she also provides some insights into where the scientific community stands at...

In this post, we unravel some of the mysteries out there regarding the impact on yield and the reduction of conventional farming inputs after the use of silicate rock powders as fertilizer. Initially, our Research Lead Philipp Swoboda will present some of his key...

From Woonderlands to InPlanet After a little break in our blog, we are now back with news regarding the next steps to scale Enhanced Rock Weathering in Brazil. First of all, as you might have noticed in our URL (www.inplanet.earth), we changed our name to InPlanet...

Measuring Enhanced Rock Weathering Signals In this post, our new Research Lead Dr. Philipp Swoboda will provide us with some insights into the challenges of working with Enhanced Rock Weathering and specifically the many ways of measuring the amount of carbon...

In this blog post, we would like to elaborate on the great potential of Enhanced Rock Weathering in Brazil. This is because Brazil already has a long history and established market for rock powders and their application for agriculture in the form of remineralizers. A...

Our blog has been a little quiet during the beginning of this year as we were fully focussing on implementing our first pilot. Since the 1st of January, we were working on taking our idea to the field. In this blog post, we want to take some time to share our intense...