Athletes and outdoor enthusiasts have relied on chalk to improve their grip and performance since the 1950s. But what if that chalk could also help fight global warming? That’s the idea behind CragLev, a new type of athletic chalk that utilizes a patented process to capture carbon dioxide pollution from the air and store it in chalk.
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The magnesium carbonate market is a billion-dollar industry dominated by Chinese manufacturers, who produce the majority of the world’s supply of this essential athletic chalk. However, a new player in the market is looking to disrupt the status quo with an innovative product that not only lowers costs but also fights climate change.
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Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and it is crucial that we take action to reduce our carbon emissions and reverse the effects of global warming. One innovative solution to this problem is CragLev, an athletic chalk that uses a patented carbon-capturing process that has the potential to revolutionize the way we combat climate change.
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CragLev Carbon Capturing Grip Enhancer is revolutionizing the athletic chalk industry with its patented process to capture carbon dioxide pollution from the air and store it in chalk. Invented by Eric Phillips, a veteran of the highly technical field of IED defeat and bomb defusal of the US Army and a Bronze Star recipient, CragLev is not only a game-changer for athletes but also for the environment. Karina Taugwalder, specializing in web development and SEO, and a mountaineer, is also a co-developer of CragLev.
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The atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide has risen to dangerous levels due to industrial activities. Carbon dioxide emissions are the primary driver of global climate change. The current concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is dangerous and still growing. Therefore, the world needs every tool at its disposal to prevent the most dangerous impacts of climate change. Carbon removal is the critical piece of the puzzle that Eric Phillips and Karina Taugwalder have made possible. Their product CragLev is created after capturing carbon from the air.
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From defusing bombs to capturing carbon, Eric Phillips has taken his innovative spirit to new heights with the creation of CragLev Athletic Chalk. This revolutionary new product utilizes a patented process to capture carbon dioxide from the air and store it in chalk, providing a sustainable solution for athletes looking to enhance their grip.
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CragLev is a high-quality athletic chalk that helps climbers, weightlifters, and gymnasts improve grip and reduce friction. Eric Phillips is a name synonymous with innovation and environmentalism. The founder of CragLev, a popular athletic chalk, has been making waves in the athletic community with his innovative product. But now, he's taking things to a whole new level with his mission to vacuum carbon dioxide from the atmosphere using CragLev.
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Carbon footprint means greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing carbon footprint is essential as it mitigates the negative effects of climate change, boosts the global economy, and leads to innovative and more environment-friendly solutions. Eric Phillips, a former US Army bomb technician, studies the far-reaching environmental and health effects of greenhouse gas emissions and has created a solution, CragLev, to tackle the increasing greenhouse gas emissions.
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As the world continues to grapple with the consequences of climate change, it is more important than ever to find ways to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The result of failing to achieve this by 2023 will have an adverse impact on the climate. Our global average temperature will exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. This may not seem like a significant increase, but it could have far-reaching and devastating effects on our planet.
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An athlete knows the importance of a good grip when climbing a mountain or lifting weights. Often, athletes choose to enhance their grip with high-quality chalk. A downside of this chalk is that it is made using destructive mining processes. But now, there is a new type of athletic chalk that helps improve grip while at the same time fights global warming.
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