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      Rock weathering for removing atmospheric CO2 (spreading rock dust on farmfields)
      Actions • economics rock weathering carbon sequestration • • Andrew Newman  

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      Cool potential. The real question is whether (weather?) the economics make sense from the farmer's perspective. If so, I could see it gaining traction. There would need to be an efficient route for getting the carbon credit $ into the hands of the individual land owners
    • Cali Johnston

      Booming home battery sales in California! How can we promote this elsewhere?
      Actions • economics energy storage • • Cali Johnston  

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      @Cali-Johnston I like the idea of opening up regional power markets to allow everyday people to bid their excess storage onto the grid when prices are high. That will provide a monetary incentive for people to try to arbitrage prices
    • nicwaller

      What are the most cost-effective actions we can take, personally?
      Actions • economics • • nicwaller  

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      CODEX

      Check out carboncodex.app. It’s mindfulness for your transportation choices.
    • nicwaller

      Why are carbon offsets priced so low?
      Actions • economics • • nicwaller  

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      @nicwaller I think the problem boils down to the fact that estimating the cost of an economic externality is really hard. Yes there's methodologies for doing it but our approaches are still quite empirical. We're in the early stages of trying to price carbon so hopefully standards improve and become more... standard