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Eion removes atmospheric CO2, permanently and verifiably, with enhanced rock weathering on soil.

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News CNBC 2 years ago
Startups are using 'rock dust' to make agriculture carbon friendly
While agriculture is a massive carbon offender, it could now be part of a solution, as startups are trying new ways of using nature to save itself.
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News Newsweek 3 years ago
This climate solution rocks: Crushed stone helps farmers capture carbon
Farmers find that spreading certain kinds of crushed rock on fields not only improves soil, but also helps reduce planet-warming greenhouse gases in the air.
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News TechCrunch 4 years ago
Stripe-backed Eion digs up $12M Series A to help farms capture carbon with green rock dust
Agriculture can cut emissions in only so many ways. That's why there's growing interest in enhanced rock weathering - the use of minerals to absorb carbon dioxide.
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