Hosted by In Planet 

As global climate ambition moves from pledges to implementation, durable carbon removal is emerging as a crucial pillar of credible net-zero pathways. Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) harnesses natural mineral cycles to permanently remove CO₂ while delivering measurable benefits for soil health and agricultural resilience.

This session will provide a clear and science-grounded introduction to ERW, covering the geochemical mechanisms, agricultural co-benefits, monitoring and verification approaches, and early learnings from large-scale field deployment in tropical systems. Designed for policymakers, climate finance leaders, and agrifood decision-makers, this briefing will prepare participants to engage confidently with ERW as part of integrated climate and food-system strategies.

What we’ll cover

• ​Science and mechanisms of Enhanced Rock Weathering
• Durability and carbon accounting considerations
• Co-benefits for soil fertility and regenerative agriculture
• MRV innovations and field-deployment insights
• Role of ERW within Paris-aligned climate strategies

Speakers

• ​Dr. Christina Larkin Vice President of Science & Research, InPlanet

Join us

• In person: CDR30 Pavilion, Blue Zone (Blue Zone accreditation required)
• Online: Watch the livestream on Negative Emissions Platform Youtube channel
• Stay updated: Follow CDR30 and NEP channels for programme updates and recordings