Summary
Enhanced Weathering project executed on agricultural land in Brazil. The purpose of the project is to remove carbon durably through the application of locally sourced basaltic rock powder whilst restoring degraded soils.
Plot overview
How carbon is being removed
Enhanced weathering refers to the acceleration of natural chemical weathering, a process in which CO₂ dissolved in rainwater reacts with minerals contained within rocks, partly dissolving them and producing stable bicarbonate ions. When these bicarbonate ions are transported to the oceans via rivers they may be securely stored on long-term timescales. Typically enhanced weathering involves the spreading of crushed reactive rocks or minerals on croplands.
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Project documentation
Credits
Reversal risk
The risk of reversal for this project has been assessed as Very low. This means that 2% of credits issued for this project are allocated to InPlanet's buffer pool.
To date, this project has contributed 4.711 credits to the buffer pool which holds a total of 4.711 credits.
InPlanet has no reversals to date.