Climate

Remineralization stabilizes the climate through the sequestration of carbon in agricultural and forest soils. While unhealthy forests give off CO2, healthy forests are a carbon sink- increased vitality and growth leads to an increase in carbon sequestration.

Publication Title Contributing Authors Publication YearType of PublicationPublication LanguageResearch Area(s)
Silicate production and availability for mineral carbonation Manning, D.A.C.; Renforth, P.; Taylder, J.; Washbourne, C. L. 2011Journal ArticleEnglishCarbon Sequestration; Climate Change
Carbon dioxide sequestration by mineral carbonation Literature review update 2005–2007 Sipilä, Johan; Teir, Sebastian; Zevenhoven, Ron 2008ReportEnglishCarbon Sequestration; Climate Change

Publication Title

Contributing Authors

Publication YearType of PublicationPublication LanguageResearch Area(s)

Silicate production and availability for mineral carbonation

Manning, D.A.C.; Renforth, P.; Taylder, J.; Washbourne, C. L.

2011Journal ArticleEnglishCarbon Sequestration; Climate Change

Carbon dioxide sequestration by mineral carbonation Literature review update 2005–2007

Sipilä, Johan; Teir, Sebastian; Zevenhoven, Ron

2008ReportEnglishCarbon Sequestration; Climate Change