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Update on RTE Project in Costa Rica
Jatropha Seeds
In partnership with Ocean Arks International's John Todd, RTE's research project in Costa Rica is currently documenting evidence of the enhanced growth of trees by using volcanic rockdust to enrich the soil while reforesting previously devastated, overgrazed grasslands. See this article to learn more about our efforts to increase carbon sequestration through remineralization in Costa Rica.
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Tera: Upcycling Sugar Cane Bagasse into Biochar
The production of biochar in Africa could reduce carbon in the atmosphere and provide farmers with a solution to soil degradation in the region.
From Mine to Field: A Circular Economy Approach
A new study places soil remineralization within the wider idea of a circular economy: rock dust should not be treated as waste but as potential inputs for farming systems.
Permaculture in Practice: Michael Pilarski and the Movement to Re-Green the Planet
Michael Pilarski is a celebrated permaculture and agroforestry instructor who has taught courses on the subject in the United States and abroad since 1988.
From Mine to Soil: The InPlanet Pre-COP30 Field Experience
Title: From Mine to Soil: The InPlanet Pre-COP30 Field Experience
Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Location: Piracicaba, Brazil
Description: InPlanet Invites COP30 attendees to witness Enhanced Rock Weathering firsthand, in Brazil, from mine to field. Step out of the COP30 conference halls and into the field with InPlanet. Join a select group of climate leaders and innovators for an exclusive, behind the scenes experience of Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW), the breakthrough technology removing carbon at scale while regenerating tropical soils.
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CDR in the Tropics: Building Trust, Markets, and Climate Solutions
When Jill Raval steps onto a stage, whether under the lights of a classical Indian dance performance or in front of a global audience of climate entrepreneurs, she carries the same sense of rhythm and intent. “I wasn’t a good student,” she admitted with a laugh during the Pioneering CDR in the Tropics webinar hosted by Milkywire on October 8, 2025. “I was much more into dancing.”
Application of finely ground rock on farmland. Credit: InPlanet
Today, Raval serves as Milkywire’s Nature Lead, guiding the organization’s work at the intersection of science, ...
Brazil Positions Itself as a Global Leader in Enhanced Rock Weathering
Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) is a carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technology currently undergoing great strides in implementation and scaling. With complex interactions between soil and rock geochemistry at play, location plays a crucial role in the efficacy of ERW solutions. On June 10, 2025, the OpenAir Collective hosted a webinar entitled “This is CDR: Brazil - ERW Game Changer,” during which experts discussed the country's rich natural history and unique potential to lead the way for implementing ERW as a carbon removal solution.
Ella Holme, Head of Minerali...
The Hidden Alchemy of Biochar and Basalt
The authors of a 2021 study outline a suite of land-based strategies designed to strengthen carbon capture and storage in agricultural landscapes.
GEOROC 2.0: Long-Used Database Gets an Upgrade as ERW Research Soars
With over 25-years of service, the Geochemistry of Rocks of the Ocean and Continent (GEOROC) database is an online resource hosting analyses of rocks and minerals from across the globe.
Carbonaught: Turning Quarry Waste into Climate Solutions
Andrew Pedley (left) and James Lyons, PhD, two of the co-founders (along with Rhys Heffernan, PhD) of Carbonaught (Photo courtesy of Carbonaught)
Basalt is one of the most abundant volcanic rocks on Earth. Formed from molten lava, it’s commonly used in construction for roads and buildings. But during the mining process, much of the finest basalt dust ends up discarded, considered waste.
Preparing to apply rock dust to sugar cane at Carbonaught's Farnsfield enhanced rock weathering project (Photo courtesy of Carbonaught)
Andrew Pedley, James Lyons, PhD, and Rhys ...
How AG-USA Uses Fungi and Sea-Based Minerals to Transform Agriculture
AG-USA is a company that carries a variety of natural products created to improve agricultural. Their innovative product MycorrPlus combines sea-based minerals with microbial life to regenerate soil from the ground up.
