ERW features in ‘CSIRO CDR Roadmap’
April 14, 2026
Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) is one of four novel technologies highlighted in CSIRO’s Australian Carbon Dioxide Removal Roadmap, launched late
The aim of this project is to determine the effects of applying crushed basalt on CO2 capture, crop production and soil health through a process known as enhanced rock weathering. This is being done through field trials on a variety of farms and cropping systems across Australia.
Join leading experts on Thursday 25 June for a deep dive into the latest research and innovations.
Then, on Friday 26 June, take part in a guided field visit to the Avocado Trial Site in Mareeba. Find out more >>
We are running seven on-farm field trials in the project. Trial sites are located across banana, avocado, cotton, rice, dairy and two grain sites. These trials aim to explore the potential of basalt in improving soil health and supporting carbon sequestration.
Hosted by JCU we present the Enhanced Rock Weathering Research in Australia Symposium and Field Visit June 2026
Stay up to date with the latest events, workshops, forums, and field days that we will be attending to keep you informed about enhanced rock weathering.
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Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) is one of four novel technologies highlighted in CSIRO’s Australian Carbon Dioxide Removal Roadmap, launched late
We are pleased to announce the presenters for the Enhanced Rock Weathering Research in Australia and New Zealand Symposium hosted
The Enhanced Rock Weathering Project, has now established its seventh and final trial site. This new trial is located in
Enhanced Rock Weathering ABC Landline feature
