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Can You Guess This Island Mystery Destination? (Play Along!)

Come hang out on Instagram!

Lmk if you can relate. 🫠 This is the super short

Lmk if you can relate. 🫠

This is the super short version, but the original has an actual explainer of this AMAZING technology that I wish everyone at every Thanksgiving table knew about.

New here? Hi, I’m Ketti! Follow @tiltedmap if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

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Sustainability jobs • work humor • Thanksgiving with family • climate jobs • working in climate

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

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New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

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QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology YOU can invest in through Tomorrow’s Air for a few dollars a month. (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 Tomorrow’s Air works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

———

New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

———

QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology YOU can invest in through Tomorrow’s Air for a few dollars a month. (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 Tomorrow’s Air works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

———

New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

———

QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology YOU can invest in through Tomorrow’s Air for a few dollars a month. (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 Tomorrow’s Air works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

———

New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

———

QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology YOU can invest in through Tomorrow’s Air for a few dollars a month. (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 Tomorrow’s Air works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

———

New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

———

QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology YOU can invest in through Tomorrow’s Air for a few dollars a month. (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 Tomorrow’s Air works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

———

New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

———

QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology YOU can invest in through Tomorrow’s Air for a few dollars a month. (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 Tomorrow’s Air works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉

Most people have never heard of this – have you? 👉 Help spread the word! Share it with your TRAVELER and FARMER friends or anyone who’d appreciate some *inspiring* climate news.

🎥 Comment “ROCK” for our full video about this!

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New here? Hi, I’m Ketti from @tiltedmap - follow if you’re passionate about sustainability & sustainable travel!

———

QUICK SUMMARY: What is ERW & why do we care?

ERW = Enhanced Rock Weathering. It’s a *carbon removal* technology that the sustainable travel company @naturalhabitatadventures invests in through Tomorrow’s Air (part of @project_wren ) .

And you can do the same for a few dollars a month! (That’s what I do.)

DETAILS: here’s how ERW works👇

🪨 Basically, you crush up a certain kind of rock (called olivine — the one I’m caressing up there in a museum in Norway) and spread it on farm fields.

🧪 The acidity of the soil makes the rock dissolve…

🪄 which ABSORBS CO2 FROM THE AIR! Permanently!!

🌈 This is a natural process. Putting the rocks on the fields just speeds it up.

⚖️ It also balances the pH of the soil (so crops grow better)…

👩‍🌾 Which means farmers don’t have to buy a more expensive thing (agriculture lime) to do the same job. (Saves farmers money!)

🤝 @tomorrowsair_ works with a company called Eion to do this.

🇳🇴 They source the rocks from a mine near where I was in Norway, because it’s powered by 100% renewable energy. So even though they’re shipping rocks back to the US, mining them there means the lowest carbon footprint for the whole provides.

Questions?

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