Nature-based carbon projects
Forestry, mangroves, peatland restoration, regenerative agriculture — nature-based carbon does more than fix CO₂. The trade-offs explained.
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How carbon credits are actually generated
Different project categories produce very different tonnes — different permanence profiles, different additionality arguments, different prices. The taxonomy matters.
Technological carbon removal
Direct Air Capture, bio-oil sequestration, enhanced rock weathering, and ocean alkalinity — the engineered side of carbon removal is finally scaling.
Read →Blue carbon — mangroves & seagrass
Coastal ecosystems sequester up to 4× more carbon per hectare than tropical forests. Blue carbon is the most under-rated category in offsets.
Read →Regenerative agriculture credits
Cover-cropping, no-till farming, and rotational grazing all build soil carbon. The accounting is hard — here's how the leading methodologies handle it.
Read →Biochar explained — the 1,000-year fix
Biochar locks atmospheric carbon into soil for centuries. It is one of the lowest-cost, most-permanent removal pathways available today.
Read →Direct Air Capture (DAC) — the climate moonshot
DAC pulls CO₂ straight out of ambient air. Climeworks, Carbon Engineering, Heirloom, and the new wave of permanent removal startups.
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