Carbon180 Outlines Federal Policy Framework for Agricultural Carbon Removal
The think tank's new roadmap identifies specific government actions needed to unlock carbon dioxide removal potential across U.S. farmland.
Farming practices that store carbon in soils.
Soil carbon projects pay farmers to adopt practices such as cover cropping, reduced tillage and improved grazing. Soils can store carbon, but the amounts change slowly, vary across a field and can be lost again if practices stop.
The articles below cover soil carbon research, agricultural programmes and the measurement methods that make these credits credible.
The think tank's new roadmap identifies specific government actions needed to unlock carbon dioxide removal potential across U.S. farmland.
The carbon removal company has secured partnerships with five major buyers and obtained initial third-party verification, signaling growing institutional appetite for nature-based removal credits.
Google and McKinsey's combined commitment to 320,000 Brazilian nature restoration credits signals institutional appetite for integrated farming-based carbon removal.
Google and McKinsey's investment in Working Trees signals growing corporate appetite for nature-based carbon solutions on underutilized agricultural land.
Enhanced rock weathering on farmland could deliver substantial emissions reductions, though implementation barriers and ecological considerations require careful evaluation.
The equipment manufacturer's move to integrate carbon tracking into its Operations Center software signals growing infrastructure demands within nascent federal incentive schemes.
CarbonFarm's Series A round signals growing investor appetite for solutions targeting emissions from one of the world's most widely cultivated crops.
Groundwork BioAg's agricultural carbon initiative receives a 'BBB' designation, signaling moderate quality in the voluntary carbon market.
Government backing signals institutional commitment to expanding agricultural participation in voluntary carbon markets while establishing baseline environmental protections.
The standards body's updated rice framework has yielded its inaugural credit issuance, signaling expanded potential for methane abatement in global agriculture.
The first credits under the methodology signal growing appetite for agricultural carbon offsets, but adoption hinges on project economics and verification rigor.
The Indian state aims to monetize farmer sustainability through a new scheme, signaling growing interest in voluntary carbon markets beyond traditional compliance mechanisms.
As India seeks to scale its carbon removal capacity, biochar production from agricultural residue could unlock significant value in both voluntary and compliance markets.
The Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming Regulation is reshaping project finance, but policymakers show little appetite for mandatory demand mechanisms.
A long-term Danish study compares planted and naturally regenerated forests on former farmland, weighing carbon capture against biodiversity.
Google will purchase 1 million carbon credits from Mitti Labs through 2030, backing methane cuts across 100,000 hectares of Indian rice farms.
The EU's 27 member states must file draft nature restoration plans by 1 September 2026, linking ecosystem targets to carbon farming and removals.
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol and ISO plan to merge their corporate carbon accounting standards into one approach for reporting emissions.
Japan's NCCC sold its first soil credits at 20,000 yen a tonne, pricing ecosystem value above the government-backed J-Credit scheme.
Six major coffee traders have joined forces to use satellite imagery and AI to meet EU deforestation rules, but smallholder farmers may pay the price.
Norway and Pakistan have signed a bilateral Article 6.2 deal, unlocking carbon credit opportunities in clean energy, agriculture, transport, and waste management.
EU scientists push for including agriculture in carbon pricing. We explain the phased approach, cost impacts, and why it matters for European farms and food prices.
Microsoft secures 2 million carbon removal credits in Uganda, leveraging a 50,000-farmer network and GPS tech to reach its 2030 carbon-negative goal.
Honda buys 1,800 soil carbon credits, strengthening its US sustainability strategy and supporting regenerative farming practices.
Brazil launches $3B EcoInvest funding to restore 1.4M hectares, boosting loans for reforestation and sustainable farming.
Discover how new tech is transforming the monitoring of nature-based carbon units, making them transparent, credible, and impactful.
Explore how agroforestry blends ecological restoration with productive land use, offering real-world impact beyond traditional carbon approaches.
Nestlé signs major carbon credit deals in Brazil to boost cocoa agroforestry and reforestation, aiming to meet long-term net-zero goals.
Brazil issues its first Verra-certified soil carbon credits, signalling a major step forward for agri-based carbon removals in Latin America.
Australia breaks carbon trading records in Q1 as Queensland injects $11M into new carbon farming projects across 315,000 hectares.
€50M loan fund launched to help European farmers adopt regenerative practices and generate carbon credits with 0% interest loans.
Hempalta acquires full control of the Hemp Carbon Standard, scaling carbon credit programs through industrial hemp farming to meet global sustainability demands.
Teesside University and Scott Bros are advancing carbon sequestration with an AI-driven soil project, unlocking new opportunities in carbon credits.
Discover the USDA's $3 billion investment in climate-smart agriculture. Learn about carbon credits and sustainable practices. Join the movement for a greener future!
Discover the booming carbon credit market worth $1.2 trillion! Learn how to invest, leverage agricultural practices, and stay informed on sustainability.
Discover how blue carbon credits in shrimp farming can boost sustainability and biodiversity. Join the movement for a greener future today!
Discover how Apple's Restore Fund is advancing regenerative agriculture projects globally to enhance biodiversity, improve soil quality, and promote water efficiency, all while aiming for significant carbon dioxide removal.
Discover how African Agriculture Holdings plans to revolutionize reforestation and soil carbon projects over 2 million hectares in West Africa to produce carbon credits.
NetZero secures $19.5M to expand high-impact biochar operations in Brazil, potentially transforming carbon removal practices and boosting local agriculture.
Discover HeavyFinance's innovative soil carbon scheme in Eastern Europe, aiming to generate over 650,000 carbon credits with regenerative farming practices.
Unilever partners with NatureMetrics to utilize eDNA tech for regenerative farming, enhancing biodiversity monitoring in supply chain.