Accelerating Rock Weathering Could Help Reduce Atmospheric CO2 Levels

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By Yale Environment 360Dec 14, 2015, 12:48 pm118 pts
Speeding up the naturally occurring process of weathering rocks to draw carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere could help to Weathered limestone cliffs in Yorkshire, England stabilize the climate and avert ocean acidification caused by greenhouse gas emissions, according to research published in the journal…

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