
Portfolio Spotlight: AEROC — Giving Enhanced Rock Weathering Its Eyes
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This series highlights the companies Carbon Drawdown Initiative has invested in.

One in ten people working in carbon removal is connected to our portfolio. I'm proud of that number, but it also tells a bigger story.

This series highlights the companies Carbon Drawdown Initiative has invested in.

THIS IS A CORRECTION: Earlier today we unfortunately sent out an old version of this article.

When we set up our greenhouse experiment in 2023 we deliberately maximised weathering to get the strongest possible signal: we turned every dial to "11", soil held at 19–30 °C, plants growing throughout the year, and we aimed for a lavish ~2,000 mm of irrigation a year (in summer we even had to apply up to 4000 mm, because otherwise we would not have collected enough leachate to measure carbon…

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A guest post by our intern, Tina vom Hagen

Guest post by our intern, Tina vom Hagen

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This series highlights the companies Carbon Drawdown Initiative has invested in.

This series highlights the companies Carbon Drawdown Initiative has invested in.

By Dirk Paessler, Founder/CEO of Carbon Drawdown Initiative

We recommend starting with the intro in Part 1 of this series.

We recommend starting with the intro in Part 1 of this series.

We recommend starting with the intro in Part 1 of this series.

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