Phil Renforth

@phil_renforth

Engineer/geochemist working co-Editor - Negative Emission Tech. Sci Coordinator

Edinburgh, Scotland
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Joined October 2012
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 14

    Want an introduction to removing CO2 from the atmosphere? ... We have a primer for you

    Super excited to announce the launch of a new Primer on Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) (1/9)
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  2. Dec 17

    New manuscript out on accelerated weathering of limestone 👇 A truly collaborative project as part of

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  3. Retweeted
    Dec 15

    1/25 Our new paper on effect of Greenhouse Gas Removal and how to minimize it is out. Coauthored with @szersynski , @Lancs_LEC Full paper here in EPE: A 🧵

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    Nov 30

    Interested in submitting, but afraid you are too late? You are in luck! The submission deadline has been extended to February 1, 2022.

    For more info, please see this website
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    Nov 17

    For more info, please see this website

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    Dec 8

    What fresh Hell is this?! “The British Council will be stripped of its role in running the £110m Turing student exchange scheme and replaced by the outsourcing firm Capita.” I’m disgusted. Erasmus+ has now been replaced by a private profiteering scheme.

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  7. Dec 8

    Report is now live "A Research Strategy for Ocean-based Carbon Dioxide Removal and Sequestration". Get your copy here 👇

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    Dec 8

    Report release webinar in an hour! Come learn about a research strategy for ocean carbon dioxide removal.

    Our new report presents a path toward assessing the viability of different approaches to removing carbon dioxide from our oceans. Learn more at our public report release webinar on Dec 8 at 11AM ET:
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  9. Dec 3

    A new report from provides a path forward for research and development needed to assess the viability of promising ocean-based CDR approaches. Attend the public report release webinar on Dec. 8 at 11 am ET  

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  10. Dec 1

    An great paper from my colleague on climate impacts of blue hydrogen "blue hydrogen is compatible with low-carbon economies"

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  11. Retweeted
    Nov 29

    Tomorrow 🌍 👇 Feat

    ♻️ Frontier Carbon Removal: Deep Tech for Deep Carbon Sinks Join us Nov 30th at 17:00 CET as we explore frontier technologies for the new generation of carbon dioxide This event is hosted by Build A ClimateStartup & Carbon Gap! 👇 Join us
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    Nov 24

    Only 7️⃣ days left to register for the $100M XPRIZE Carbon Removal milestone awards, where up to $15M will be awarded to 15 different teams. Take a trip down memory lane to see the tweet that started it all.

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    Nov 10

    Hundreds of submissions. Only 23 winners. Meet the XPRIZE Carbon Removal Student Award Winners, who won up to $250k per team.

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    Nov 3

    Identifying the best Climate Change mitigation tech to come from the $100M XPRIZE Carbon Removal means we need the best minds evaluating all the team’s submissions. Meet the judges deciding the winners of XPRIZE Carbon Removal and why we selected them:

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    Oct 22

    In this interview, I chat with and briefly explain what Enhanced Weathering is and how can we use it to combat climate change

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    Oct 15

    Meet Mel, our Research Lead 🤓 ​Mel's a geochemist whose research focuses on how physical and chemical weathering processes remove CO2 from the atmosphere.  is leading our research program as we test and up-scale enhanced at our sites at Glenaros.🙌🌏

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    Sep 15

    Stop by if you're in Sheffield city centre this weekend! Learn more about: Our work investigating how we could remove CO2 from the atmosphere by accelerating rock weathering and why we're using basalt to investigate this! Online activities to be uploaded Friday afternoon 😀

    This weekend! at Tudor Square, Surrey Street, Sheffield, S1 2LG and Online too. 11am-3pm Saturday & Sunday. 👀for full event line up.
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    Sep 13

    Drumroll please, for the new Expedition Blog of the project . In a study on Gran Canaria scientists of investigate if ocean alkalinization is a possible solution for the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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    Sep 9

    Super excited to share that is purchasing carbon removals from our first deployment and beyond! thank you and team!

    is putting their money where their mouth is. Thank you for choosing to round out your 2020 Sustainability Fund!
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  20. Retweeted
    Sep 8

    If you're out and about in Sheffield on the 18th or 19th September, don't miss our exhibit on carbon dioxide removal!

    Don't miss it! Tudor Square, Sheffield on Saturday and Sunday (Sept 18-19)
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    Sep 8

    New | : taking into account that most rocks display spatially , we investigated the impact of wettability heterogeneity at pore‑scale via direct numerical simulation. Check out

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