Close-up of flowing water, representing the natural weathering processes that help store carbon in stable forms.
Science & MRV

What do enhanced rock weathering and Coca-Cola have in common?

InPlanet's science lead explains Life Cycle Assessment methodology using a bottle of Coca-Cola as an example.
Webinar announcement on issuing the world's first verified enhanced weathering credits, featuring Matthew Clarkson of InPlanet and Christopher Podgorny of Isometric.
Science & MRV

Webinar: Matthew Clarkson on InPlanet’s certified ERW credits, issued by Isometric

Watch InPlanet and Isometric's webinar on issuing the world's first-ever verified ERW carbon credits.
Aerial picture of a farm landscape in Brazil
Science & MRV

Why Brazil?

Why InPlanet's founders chose Brazil's vast farmlands to launch enhanced rock weathering back in 2022.
Man on rural road inspecting a truck loaded with rock powder
Science & MRV

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) case study for São Paulo

With Newcastle University, InPlanet's LCA finds operational activity only accounts for 7.36% of the basalt rock powder’s overall CDR potential.
Matthew, Christina, and Phil in the lab
Science & MRV

How do we measure carbon dioxide removal?

InPlanet scientists explain how MRV science verifies carbon removed by enhanced weathering.
Rocks on a hill with a blue sky in the background
Science & MRV

What is enhanced rock weathering?

InPlanet's Head of Science, Dr. Christina Larkin, explains how rock powder speeds up nature's oldest carbon removal process.