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Here you will find articles, studies, and publications related to the effects of remineralization on soils, crops, orchards, gardens and in laboratory research. Remineralization can increase yields 2 to 4 times, increase the nutrient density and vitality making plants more drought, frost, disease and insect resistant. Remineralization can be used to deter insect infestations as well.

Publication Title Contributing Authors Publication YearType of PublicationPublication LanguageResearch Area(s)
The influence of particle size on the potential of enhanced basalt weathering for carbon dioxide removal – Insights from a regional assessment Christoph von Hagke; Thomas Rinder 2021Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration; Climate Change
Climate Change Mitigation through Enhanced Weathering in Bioenergy Crops DeLucia, Evan; Ilsa Kantola; K. J.; Michael Masters 2016Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration; Climate Change
Substantial carbon drawdown potential from enhanced rock weathering in the United Kingdom Amy Lewis; David J Beerling; Euripides P. Kantzas; Hector Pollitt; Jean-Francois Mercure; Lyla Taylor; Maria Val Martin; Mark Lomas; Negar Vakilifard; Neil R Edwards; Nick Pidgeon; Phil Renforth; Philip Holden; Pim Vercoulen; Steven Banwart 2022Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration
Combating Climate Change Through Enhanced Weathering of Agricultural Soils Lyla Taylor 2019Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration; Climate Change
Simulating carbon capture by enhanced weathering with croplands: an overview of key processes highlighting areas of future model development David Beerling; Lyla Taylor; Shaun Quegan; Steven Banwart 2017Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration
Effects of mineralogy, chemistry and physical properties of basalts on carbon capture potential and plant-nutrient element release via enhanced weathering Amy Lewis; Binoy Sarkar; David J Beerling; Ilsa Kantola; Jonathan Leake; Kalu Davies; Kok Loong Yeong; Lyla Taylor; Mark Hodson; Michael Bird; Michael Masters; Paul Nelson; Peter Wade; Simon Kemp; Steven Banwart 2021Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology; Carbon Sequestration
The usefulness of the rock dust for the remediation of soils contaminated with nickel Bernard Gałka; Ewa Stanisławska-Glubiak; Marek Jakubowski 2013Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology
Agronomic potential of four rock powders, pure or mixed, as soil remineralizers Gabriel Cunha; Jaime Almeida 2021Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture
Evaluation of Soil Re-mineralizer from By-Product of Volcanic Rock Mining: Experimental Proof Using Black Oats and Maize Crops Claudete G. Ramos; Diego dos Santos de Medeiros; Ivo Schneider; Leandro Gomez; Luis Felipe Silva Oliveira; Rubens M. Kautzmann 2019Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology
The potential of rock dust nanoparticles to improve seed germination and seedling vigor of native species: A review Annabel Arnott; Jean-Marie Sobze; Lakshman Galagedara; Mumtaz Cheema; Raymond Thomas 2021ReviewEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology

Publication Title

Contributing Authors

Publication YearType of PublicationPublication LanguageResearch Area(s)

The influence of particle size on the potential of enhanced basalt weathering for carbon dioxide removal – Insights from a regional assessment

Christoph von Hagke; Thomas Rinder

2021Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration; Climate Change

Climate Change Mitigation through Enhanced Weathering in Bioenergy Crops

DeLucia, Evan; Ilsa Kantola; K. J.; Michael Masters

2016Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration; Climate Change

Substantial carbon drawdown potential from enhanced rock weathering in the United Kingdom

Amy Lewis; David J Beerling; Euripides P. Kantzas; Hector Pollitt; Jean-Francois Mercure; Lyla Taylor; Maria Val Martin; Mark Lomas; Negar Vakilifard; Neil R Edwards; Nick Pidgeon; Phil Renforth; Philip Holden; Pim Vercoulen; Steven Banwart

2022Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration

Combating Climate Change Through Enhanced Weathering of Agricultural Soils

Lyla Taylor

2019Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration; Climate Change

Simulating carbon capture by enhanced weathering with croplands: an overview of key processes highlighting areas of future model development

David Beerling; Lyla Taylor; Shaun Quegan; Steven Banwart

2017Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Carbon Sequestration

Effects of mineralogy, chemistry and physical properties of basalts on carbon capture potential and plant-nutrient element release via enhanced weathering

Amy Lewis; Binoy Sarkar; David J Beerling; Ilsa Kantola; Jonathan Leake; Kalu Davies; Kok Loong Yeong; Lyla Taylor; Mark Hodson; Michael Bird; Michael Masters; Paul Nelson; Peter Wade; Simon Kemp; Steven Banwart

2021Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology; Carbon Sequestration

The usefulness of the rock dust for the remediation of soils contaminated with nickel

Bernard Gałka; Ewa Stanisławska-Glubiak; Marek Jakubowski

2013Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology

Agronomic potential of four rock powders, pure or mixed, as soil remineralizers

Gabriel Cunha; Jaime Almeida

2021Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture

Evaluation of Soil Re-mineralizer from By-Product of Volcanic Rock Mining: Experimental Proof Using Black Oats and Maize Crops

Claudete G. Ramos; Diego dos Santos de Medeiros; Ivo Schneider; Leandro Gomez; Luis Felipe Silva Oliveira; Rubens M. Kautzmann

2019Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology

The potential of rock dust nanoparticles to improve seed germination and seedling vigor of native species: A review

Annabel Arnott; Jean-Marie Sobze; Lakshman Galagedara; Mumtaz Cheema; Raymond Thomas