Looking at worn down rocks to capture more CO2, InPlanet closes out €1.2 million pre-seed
As rock weathering's chemical reaction uses CO2, the process could also be employed to absorb excess carbon.
Source: tech.eu
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As rock weathering's chemical reaction uses CO2, the process could also be employed to absorb excess carbon.