Over the previous two decades, a diverse array of geochemical negative emissions
technologies (NETs) have been proposed, which use alkaline minerals for removing and …

Soil, the largest terrestrial carbon reservoir, is central to climate change and relevant
feedback to environmental health. Minerals are the essential components that contribute to …

Concrete possesses significant potential as a medium for CO 2 sequestration. Nevertheless,
conventional approaches like CO 2 mixing and carbonation curing have shown limited …

Microbially induced carbonate precipitation (MICP) is an important process in the synthesis
of carbonate minerals, and thus, it is widely explored as a novel approach with potential for …

The accumulation of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere due to fossil fuel burning and
deforestation has caused global warming and an increase in extreme weather events. To …

The relative slow carbonation efficiency for conventional wet and dry carbonation of recycled
concrete fines (RCF) limits its resource industrial utilization. In this study, an innovative …

Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) in soils is a promising carbon removal technology, but the
realistically achievable efficiency, controlled primarily by in situ weathering rates of the …

Enhanced weathering and mineralization (EWM) aim to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from
the atmosphere by accelerating the reaction of this greenhouse gas with alkaline minerals …

Abstract The Cariboo Plateau in central British Columbia, Canada, hosts the largest aerial
extent of low temperature lacustrine magnesite in the world. Magnesite was the most …

Mineral carbonation, involving reactions of alkaline earth oxides with CO2, has received
great attention, as a potential carbon dioxide sequestration technology. Indeed, once …