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Can an abundant green mineral solve our climate crisis? Exploring the power of Olivine

December 11, 2020

10 December 2020Can an abundant green mineral solve our climate crisis? Photo of researcher Kristoffer Szilas, digging up olivin in Greenland. Kent PørksenEncased in peridotite rock six kilometers beneath the Earth's surface, one can find a green and widely occurring mineral — olivine. According to UCPH researcher Kristoffer Szilas, olivine can indeed remove CO 2 from the atmosphere. Photo af the mineral olivine.

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