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Microsoft Signs for Ocean Carbon Removal
Software company Microsoft signed an agreement to remove up to 350,000 tons of CO2 over the next 10 years.The company will partner with Ebb Carbon to use the company’s Electrochemical Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE), a method that increases the ocean’s natural ability to draw down and Read More...
Weekend Reads: The Carbon Offset Debate; New Powder Captures CO2
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web:More companies ditch junk carbon offsets but new buyers loom (Bloomberg) Corporate purchasers are moving away from projects rated ineffective by a watchdog even as dealmaking at the UN climate Read More...
London Marathon Events Signs Third Carbon Removal Deal
London Marathon Events (LME), a mass-participation events organizer, signed another deal for carbon removals as part of its net zero strategy.The company signed its third deal with CUR8 and will purchase 1,935 tons of carbon removals from the global carbon removals market maker.A carbon removal cred Read More...
Boston Consulting Group Purchases Carbon Removal
Boston Consulting Group (BCG) announced the purchase of 50,250 tons of certified carbon dioxide removals (CDRs) as part of the company’s goal to neutralize 100% of its emissions through high-quality carbon removal credits by 2030.BCG signed the agreement with ClimeFi, a portfolio manager for p Read More...
Google Enters Two Partnerships for Carbon Removal
Google announced two partnerships to scale biochar for CO2 removal.The tech company signed two long-term purchase agreements to help scale biochar as a carbon removal solution and partnered with Varaha and Charm to purchase 100,000 tons of biochar carbon removal from each company by 2030, according Read More...
Microsoft Signs 7 Million Ton Carbon Removal Agreement
Microsoft signed a long-term agreement to receive nature-based carbon removal from its afforestation, reforestation and revegetation (ARR) project in the southern U.S., including Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana.Microsoft signed the agreement with Chestnut Carbon, a nature-based carbon removal develope Read More...
