sequester carbon

Amidst the increasing challenges and negative consequences of chemical fertiliser use, farmers were urged to use organic products to combat soil degradation, increase yields and sequester carbon, a step forward in support of the Ministry of Environment’s efforts to reduce climate change. As part of a three-day Awareness Raising Workshop on “Climate Change for Media […]

A number of research scientists believe that the potential of our soils to sequester carbon has been seriously overestimated. Some recent studies, estimating the potential of farmland to store more carbon through innovative soil management, are presenting an overoptimistic picture of what can be achieved and the analyses need to undergo a ‘reality check’, according […]

chieving carbon neutrality: Broadsign’s end of year update By – December 18, 2023M4G presents the update shared by Broadsign Over the past two years, our team has been working to identify opportunities to reduce our emissions and secure offsets for those emissions that cannot be eliminated today. Broardsign Cabon neutrality With this year now almost […]

The main way we can sequester carbon at home is through biological means. We need to be creating biologically diverse environments in which the soil has minimal disturbance and the plants have maximum stability. Biological sequestering centers around the soil and plants growing in it locking up carbon in living cycles rather than releasing it […]

Apache Corporation, a subsidiary of oil and gas exploration and production company APA, has partnered with the Borderlands Research Institute (BRI) at Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas, in a well pad restoration research project. The project aims to show oil and gas operators in the Permian how changes in restoring end-of-service well pads […]

Embracing the 4Rs of fertilizer — right source, right rate, right place and right time — helped Randy Bales increase yields and revenue on his Indiana farm while protecting the environment. Other factors contributed, too, such as adopting 20-inch rows and planting cover crops, but he’s confident that enhanced nutrient management is the key to […]

This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Dr. Berta Moya, Carbon Removal Sourcing and Methodology Development, Carbonfuture Biochar Carbon Removal is a way to sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere with wide-ranging co-benefits. For example, Biochar’s use as a soil amendment can […]

Cleantech investment has nearly quadrupled since 2018. However, the cleantech industry continues to face some considerable difficulties, including limited spending on research and development. The TELUS Pollinator Fund for Good is addressing these funding gaps by investing in innovative technologies and startups of all sizes and at all stages. The fund recently participated in three […]

By Isabel Ashley, reporter In the summer of 2022, San Juan Island residents were hiking one of the trails at Mt. Grant Preserve when they came across a mammoth Douglas Fir that had fallen and subsequently blocked their path. Unsure of how to get around the tree, they called the San Juan County Conservation Land […]

Extreme rock weathering is a carbon removal technology that is attracting investment from likes of Microsoft The technology, based on mineral-rich rock such as basalt, has the ability to both sequester carbon in oceans and return nutrients to tired soil ERW startups are looking to raise money via carbon removal credits, with current rate around […]