Biochar
Biochar, a coal-like substance produced by heating biomass without oxygen, can be used to lock away carbon dioxide in long-term storage.
Biochar, a coal-like substance produced by heating biomass without oxygen, can be used to lock away carbon dioxide in long-term storage.
DACS captures CO₂ from ambient air using filters, which is stored by pumping into underground caverns or for mineralization.
Running Tide uses kelp-seeded biomass buoys to capture carbon, which are then sunk into the deep ocean for safe and permanent storage.
Spreading olivine sand accelerates the natural process of reacting with atmospheric CO₂, sequestering it as stable silicates.
Charm converts agricultural waste into bio-oil using pyrolysis and stores it in depleted oil caverns for long-term storage.
greenSand amplifies chemical weathering by mining, grinding and distributing olivine minerals to naturally remove CO₂.
Eden restores forests, which remove CO₂ from the atmosphere naturally through photosynthesis.
Climeworks utilizes DAC technology to extract CO₂ from the air, then stores it underground to mineralize and solidify.
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Reducing carbon