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Rock on Earth!

Enhanced Rock Weathering
Science
Carbon Sinks
Grade 7
NB
Rock outcrop

Description

By progressing the natural process of breaking down rocks, carbon dioxide can be removed from the atmosphere more quickly, helping slow climate change. In this lesson, students will explore the process of enhanced rock weathering, analyze the benefits and challenges, and evaluate its connection to net-zero.

Lesson Type: Project, Experiential, Online/Digital

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Carbon Sinks

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