For our new experiment we will move away from replicating treatments to intentionally choose more variations over more replicates. Here is why.
Read MoreTropicarbon decided to tackle agriculture, an industry with some of the highest CO2 emissions.
Read MoreHere are three trends that will make it harder for climate startups to get fresh capital. Plus, there are opportunities, too.
Read MoreIn preparation of the next experiment we have dismantled most of our 2023/2024 greenhouse experiment with 400 lysimeter pots over recent weeks.
Read MoreWe use alkalinity measurements comparing treated and untreated pot experiments to measure the CDR effect of a rock dust addition to a specific soil.
Read MoreListen to a podcast about our latest insights from our experiments
Read MoreThe Unexpected Challenges of Enhanced Weathering: What We Learned from the World’s Largest Greenhouse Experiment
Read MoreWith our field and greenhouse experiments we spent several hundred thousand US$ on failed experiments. Here’s why it was still money well spent!
Read MorePremiere of Documentary "Legion 44" in Nuremberg
Read MoreHow to avoid confusion about the seemingly straightforward use of alkalinity to quantify CO₂ removal
Read MoreAn overview of our enhanced weathering experiments in fields and in a greenhouse.
Read MoreHow we calculate the amount of CO₂ that has been removed from the atmosphere by weathering in our lysimeter experiments.
Read MoreInsights from several hundred soil EC sensors and several thousand water analyses in three long-term weathering experiments
Read MoreA conference presentation by Jens Hammes at the 3rd International Conference on Negative CO2 Emissions, 2024 in Oxford.
Read MoreA conference presentation by Dr. Ingrid Smet
Read MoreKeeping a long-term monoculture greenhouse experiment with hundreds of pot experiments alive and working over 2-3 years is not as easy as one could think.
Read MoreTwo important new publications were published that we want to draw your attention to
Read MoreWhile reanalyzing our data we found that the differences in CO2 effluxes between treatments/controls are maintained across the whole temperature spectrum. Temperature differences are not the explanation for the differences in effluxes between variations.
Read MoreA story about the IT technology behind “the most closely monitored and pampered blades of grass I've ever seen” in our greenhouse.
Read MoreIntroducing our carbon-focused thought-model of the processes that occur in the soil after adding rock amendments for EW.
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