Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new model
The deal is Google’s largest carbon-removal purchase, with 1 million methane-abatement credits due by 2030 and 1 million carbon-removal credits by 2040.
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The initiative, led by Terradot, a company of which Google is an investor, aims to reduce methane released by cultivation and, at the same time, to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere. The second part is to accelerate a reaction that already occurs naturally: some rocks absorb the CO2 present in the air. The project combines two actions: reducing the methane produced in the rice plantations and using rocks to remove CO2 from the atmo…
Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new model
By Simon Jessop LONDON, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Google has agreed its biggest carbon-removal deal yet, backing a project in Brazil run by developer Terradot that aims to both cut methane emissions from rice farming and capture carbon dioxide from the atmos...
Google Signs Record Carbon and Methane Removal Deal with Terradot
Google and enhanced rock weathering (ERW) company Terradot announced Wednesday a new agreement pairing methane and carbon removal technologies, targeting both near- and long-term climate mitigation impact, to be generated from a new project implementing climate solutions at rice farms across Brazil. The agreement by Google to purchase 1 million tons CO2e of methane elimination […]
Forbes, the world's most renowned business and economic magazine. Company supports a Terradot project that seeks to reduce methane emissions from rice cultivation and capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere The post Google Close Major Carbon Removal Agreement from His Project History in Brazil apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.
Google will support its largest carbon removal agreement to date in Brazil, a Terradot project that will combine methane reduction in rice fields with carbon dioxide capture through improved rock meteorization.
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