NEMO Kennislink article on accelerated weathering

Recently our PhD candidate Emily te Pas was interviewed by NEMO Kennislink, the journalism platform of NEMO Science Museum. The article is discussing the usage of finely ground olivine, a common mineral which can take up CO₂ up from the atmosphere when weathering. In the article, Emily tells more about her research on the effect of accelerated weathering on farmland and the long-term field trial she is managing.

You can find the complete article here (in Dutch only).