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Alive and dead earthworms capture carbon during mineral weathering through different pathways

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By Tullia Calogiuri, Mathilde Hagens, Florian Wichern, Reinaldy Poetra, Lukas Rieder, Ivan Janssens, Jens Hartmann, Anna Neubeck, Harun Niron, Abhijeet Singh, Siegfried E. Vlaeminck, Sara Vicca, Alix Vidal
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Enjoy CarPlay While You Still Can The auto industry is at war with Apple. Among all of Apple’s achievements, one of the most underrated has been making driving less miserable. Before Apple CarPlay debuted, about a decade ago, drivers were stuck with whatever clunky tech features were preloaded into their car. By projecting a …
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Alive and dead earthworms capture carbon during mineral weathering through different pathways - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Mathilde Hagens, Florian Wichern, Ivan Janssens, Anna Neubeck, Siegfried E. Vlaeminck, Sara Vicca, Tullia Calogiuri
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Abstract Enhanced rock weathering aims at capturing atmospheric carbon dioxide as inorganic carbon, while potentially stabilizing soil organic carbon. However, the role of soil biota in this process remains underexplored. Earthworms, being key soil engineers, may impact carbon dynamics both when alive, through mineral ingestion and casting activities, and when dead, through microbial processes.
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