Microsoft to purchase 44,000 tons of carbon removal credits from biochar firm Carba
Over a five year period for biochar-based credits
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Microsoft to purchase 1.4m tons of carbon removal from reforestation firm Living Carbon
Credits generated from projects across the US Appalachian region
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Amazon to sell carbon credits to partner companies
Will vet schemes to ensure they are good investments
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Microsoft to purchase 1.5 million tons of carbon removal credits in India
The 30-year agreement is the company's first in India
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Amazon, Exxon, Microsoft launch initiative to push stricter carbon market standards
Will form a 17-member panel to improve the verification process
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Google spends $100 million on carbon removal in past year, triple its target
Claims to have purchased 790,912 tons of carbon removals to date
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Microsoft to acquire 7m carbon credits from afforestation firm Chestnut Carbon
Delivered over a 25-year period
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Microsoft signs 25-year reforestation deal with Re.green in Brazil
Microsoft to purchase 3.5 million carbon credits
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Google to purchase 100,000 tons of carbon removal credits from Indian biochar firm Varaha
The deal is the largest industrial biochar transaction to date
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Raspberry Pi launches carbon removal credit system with ERW firm Undo
The credits will each cost $4
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Google to purchase 200k tons of carbon removal credits from Terradot
The agreement is Google's first with an enhanced rock weathering company
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Meta signs carbon offset agreement with Norden
Deal will involve burning biofuel on a Norden-operated vessel
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US gov't outlines federal guidelines for carbon offsetting
Amidst growing criticism against carbon offsets as sustainability initiative
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Microsoft signs for 32,000 tons of biochar carbon credits
Exomad and Carbonfuture will create biochar from forestry waste in Bolivia
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Singapore scheme proposes blockchain and carbon credits to make tropical data centers green
Red Dot and MetaVerse Green Exchange want digital twin tech to sort it out