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What enhanced rock weathering is about
Enhanced rock weathering may apply crushed silicate minerals to land or other environments to speed chemical processes that can remove carbon dioxide over time. Source material, milling, transport, application, monitoring, and downstream chemistry all belong in a full pathway description.
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What the label cannot settle on its own
Laboratory mechanisms do not by themselves establish field-scale outcomes. Rates can vary with conditions, and lifecycle effects, measurement methods, and environmental impacts need careful treatment.
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Questions that keep the evidence trail open
Which minerals and supply chain are involved? How is the reaction or proxy measured? What lifecycle boundary is used? What water, soil, or local environmental context is considered?
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