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Despite being a young company, Terradot is making strides in Brazil. Since 2023, they've spread over 48,000 tons of rock across 1,800 hectares. Recent trials show that tropical conditions enhance weathering rates - this offtake lets us test this at scale!

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Brazil is an ag powerhouse with suboptimal soils - farmers and governments are primed with interest in soil restoration.

Terradot works with EMBRAPA, Brazil's agricultural research agency, opens the door to 1+ million hectares of land and the trust of with farming communities.

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Terradot sources basalt from quarries across southern Brazil and transports it to nearby farms where it is spread on farmland to absorb CO₂. Brazil’s warm, humid climate and well-drained soils are 💫perfect💫 for enhanced weathering.

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Terradot signs $27M deal with Frontier buyers to scale enhanced rock weathering in Brazil Frontier has facilitated offtake agreements with Terradot, a San Francisco and São Paulo-based carbon removal company. Frontier buyers will pay $27 million to remove 90,000 tons of CO₂.

📢🪨🇧🇷We’re announcing $27M in offtake agreements between Frontier buyers and Terradot, a company scaling enhanced weathering in Brazil!

frontierclimate.com/writing/terradot

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Frontier supports a portfolio of promising approaches that could potentially reach this collective scale. This challenge focuses on a subset of those approaches that rely on alkalinity as feedstock.

At Frontier, we're researching the global, long-term capacity for alkalinity-based CDR. Sadly, there's no complete dataset on what rocks are under our feet! So we're crowdsourcing: $5K for ideas about whether/where there are big deposits of CDR-competent rock:

frontierclimate.com/alkalinity-c...

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