Barclays and UNDO ink 'landmark' enhanced rock weathering carbon removal deal

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Spreading crushed rock on farmland / Credit: UNDO
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Spreading crushed rock on farmland / Credit: UNDO

Pioneering project set to remove over 6,500 tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere

Barclays and UNDO have today inked a "landmark" deal that will see 6,538 tonnes of CO2 removed from the atmosphere using advanced rock weathering (ERW) techniques. Under the terms of the agreement,...

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