SMART STONES
Based on the research of Prof. Dr. R.D. Schuiling from the Faculty of Geosciences at Utrecht University, Smart Stones promote a process for mining, milling and spreading Olivine, which naturally bonds with Carbon dioxide.
Prof. Olaf Schuiling in front of olivine-rich rocks in Oman. Image courtesy of Smart Stones.
Smart Stones are addressing the challenge of up-scaling this natural, geological process – because if enough Olivine can be mined, ground-up and distributed it can potentially lock away gigatons of atmospheric CO2.
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