@article{schu-krij:enha-weat, author = "R D Schuiling and P Krijgsman", abstract = "Weathering and subsequent precipitation of Ca- and Mg-carbonates are the main processes that control the CO2-concentration in the atmosphere. It seems logical, therefore, to use enhanced weathering as a tool to reduce rising CO2-levels. This can be applied as a technology, by reacting captured CO2 with olivine or calcium-silicates in autoclaves. It can also be applied extensively, by spreading fine-powdered olivine on farmland or forestland. Measures to control the CO2-levels of the atmosphere will be adopted more readily if they also serve some broader economic goals. An effective strategy for CO2 control will require many parallel approaches simultaneously.", journal = "Climatic Change", pages = "349-354", title = "{E}nhanced {W}eathering: {A}n {E}ffective and {C}heap {T}ool to {S}equester {CO}2", volume = "74", year = "2006", }