California has invested $24 billion in the past five years to combat homelessness, yet the homeless population has increased. Governor Newsom has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of this spending, threatening to withhold funds from cities with inadequate plans. Despite efforts like L.A. Mayor Karen Bass’s $250 million program, questions persist about the results and tracking of these initiatives.
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How rock dust is used to fertilize farms, clean the air
Lithos Carbon, a Seattle-based carbon removal company, is utilizing enhanced rock weathering by repurposing mining waste like basalt and limestone dust to capture carbon dioxide and improve agricultural efficiency. This innovative process accelerates the natural carbon absorption that typically takes thousands of years, allowing farmers to apply the dust over their fields to enhance soil health and crop yields while removing up to 1 billion tons of CO2 annually. By integrating sustainable practices, Lithos aims...
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