Test strips are being laid on Schiermonnikoog to replace the non-sustainable shell paths with semi-paving, the spokesperson wrote. Leeuwarder Courant Today.

Eddy Wijnker founder of greenSand says that Olivine is the perfect solution for Schiermonnikoog. Winning shells costs a lot of CO2 and also disrupts the ecosystem of the Wadden Sea. greenSand Olivine, on the other hand, is much more efficient. greenSand Olivine removes CO2 and ensures that CO2 goes back into the ground together with rainwater and the mineral Olivine. This is how we turn CO2 into stone.

We regularly lay semi-paved surfaces. How nice would it be if you walked over crackling sand and pebbles of Olivine and thereby also combat climate change?