Code from: The climate benefits from cement carbonation are being overestimated

Achieving rapid decarbonization in the cement industry is essential for
meeting climate targets. However, oversimplifying the impact of direct air
capture via cement carbonation has hindered setting realistic pathways to
meet the desired outcomes of net-zero objectives. Our study outlines the
global scale of cement carbonation and its influence on long-term climate
impact, including code and data for reproducing our results. This research
underscores the significance of the dynamic effects of emissions and
carbon uptake on climate change, as well as the variability in expected
carbonation due to different model parameters, offering a critical
assessment of carbonation's role in cement industry decarbonization
strategies.