The discussion will feature David J. Beerling (Director of the Leverhulme Centre for Climate Change Mitigation, University of Sheffield, UK) and Noah Planavsky (Assistant Professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences Yale University and Director, Lithos Carbon) as panelists and Metta Spencer and Ellen Judd as hosts.
Here’s nature’s way of removing carbon dioxide: It rains. The raindrops collect CO 2, creating “fizz water” then fall on rocks, forming compounds that flow to the sea, are absorbed into shellfish, then go to the bottom for a few million years.
If we pulverize the rocks and put the powder on soil, they can absorb far more CO2, plus substitute for fertilizer. Double benefit!
Watch this show to learn how.
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