CDR Updates from Carbon Drawdown Initiative
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Update: Our three main enhanced weathering experiments
Over the past three years we have run three enhanced weathering experiments in fields and in a greenhouse in which we are using various monitoring approaches to assess the carbon dioxide removal effects. Here is an overview of these experim...
How we assess the CDR effects of EW experiments
In our lysimeter experiments, we use the following method to quantify the increase in alkalinity export of a treated experiment compared to the control experiment based on leachate water measurements, pictured in Figure 1. It allows us to c...
Could soil EC sensors or leachate EC measurements be used to monitor enhanced weathering?
Are you curious about innovative ways to combat climate change using enhanced weathering (EW)? Our latest research dives deep into the potential of using electrical conductivity (EC), either in the soil pore water or in leachate water, meas...
Conference talk: Testing several MRV approaches in a large-scale ERW greenhouse experiment
In his presentation at the 3rd International Conference on Negative CO2 Emissions in Oxford our head of science Jens Hammes talked about our work in our greenhouse.
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