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Part of the carbon mineralisation for CO2 reduction includes the different processes related to the coast and the ocean.

Part of the carbon mineralisation for CO2 reduction includes the different processes related to land, espacially in agricultural.

CDR refers to the process of removing CO2 from the atmosphere. For instance, "enhanced weathering" is a process used for carbon removal technology (CDR)

In order to understand how things works, global reaction are studied like carbon cycle.

CO2 recovery allows the reuse of this gas by dissociating it

Carbon mineralisation is a chemical way of storing CO2 in a mineral form that may or may not react with the atmosphere.

"Gases of natural origin (water vapour) or anthropogenic (linked to human activities) absorbing and release again part of the solar rays (infrared radiation), phenomena at the origin of the greenhouse effect.The main gases responsible for the greenhouse effect, linked to human activities, are carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and the fluorinated gases (HFC, PFC, SF6 and NF3).

Net zero emissions means that all greenhouse gas emissions produced by human activity must be removed from the atmosphere through technologies or practicies

Olivine is a very interesting silicate mineral with enhanced weathering that can be transformed into carbonate and sequester CO2. Olivine is use for the practice of carbon mineralisation on land and ocean.

Governance is a key issue for climate change. International cooperation enables research and action through laws and agreements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.