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Startups are using ‘rock dust’ to make agriculture carbon friendly. Agriculture is responsible for more than 10% of global carbon emissions, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. While agriculture is a massive carbon offender, it could now be part of a solution, as startups are trying new ways of using nature to save itself. Startups such as Lithos, UNDO Carbon and Eion are experimenting with several types of rocks that can improve soil used for farming while also permanently removing carbon from the atmosphere. cnbc.com/2024/09/24/start.. #ScholER #Science is awesome 🧬🦾🚀🤯
Startups are using ‘rock dust’ to make agriculture carbon friendly
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Startups are using ‘rock dust’ to make agriculture carbon friendly

While agriculture is a massive carbon offender, it could now be part of a solution, as startups are trying new ways of using nature to save itself.

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