Authors: Inbar Morag and Jennifer Doc-Habany Climate change demands innovative and collective solutions. The necessity of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is no longer a question – it’s a critical pillar in achieving net zero emissions. The demand for mature, resilient carbon markets to drive decarbonization is increasing, and the global voluntary offset market is taking…
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https://www.croplife.com/management/sustainability/in-todays-ag-economy-who-pays-for-sustainable-food-production-no-one It’s no secret that today’s $4 corn coupled with higher food prices are shaping investment decisions made at the kitchen table and in the board room. While U.S. agriculture aims to reverse the impact of climate change and defend its leadership position on the global market, analysts predict that margins will win when pitted…
An Israeli company discovered a way to increase agricultural crop yields by means of fungus. And as an amazing, unforeseen bonus, the soil to which the fungus is added sequesters more greenhouse gases than the most advanced carbon-trapping systems on the planet
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Since our founding, we have known that mycorrhizal fungi offer a compelling agricultural solution to mitigate climate change. Today, Rootella Carbon is delivering on that vision by paving the way to a gigaton of CO2 sequestration over the next decade while offering growers value by enhancing crop yields and regenerating their soils. A decade ago,…
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