by Caroline Kennedy | Aug 18, 2026
Land surface models are typically integrated into global climate projections, but as their spatial resolution increases the prospect of using them to aid in local policy decisions becomes more appealing. If these complex models are to be used to make local decisions,...
by Caroline Kennedy | Aug 18, 2026
Vegetation is subject to multiple pressures in the 21st century, including changes in climate, atmospheric composition and human land-use. Changes in vegetation type, structure, and function also feed back to the climate through their impact on the surface-atmosphere...
by Caroline Kennedy | Aug 18, 2026
Achieving national targets for net-zero carbon emissions will require atmospheric carbon dioxide removal strategies compatible with rising agricultural production. One possible method for delivering on these goals is enhanced rock weathering, which involves modifying...
by Caroline Kennedy | Aug 18, 2026
Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW), a technology based on amending soils with crushed calcium- and magnesium-rich silicate minerals has substantial CO2 removal potential. Evaluation of the available resources of these minerals and current production capacity is crucial...
by Caroline Kennedy | Aug 17, 2026
Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW), a technology based on amending soils with crushed calcium- and magnesium-rich silicate minerals has substantial CO2 removal potential. Evaluation of the available resources of these minerals and current production capacity is crucial...
