Programa Carbono Xingu, parceria entre SLC Agrícola, Agro Penido, Agrorobótica e Embrapa usa tecnologia da NASA para analisar mais de mil amostras de solo por dia e mensurar o carbono sequestrado por grandes propriedades na Amazônia. Os dados são enviados para a nuvem e processados por inteligência artificial que recomenda técnicas como plantio direto e uso de bioinsumos.
- Diário do Povo
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18 August 2025
Chestnut Carbon targets 100 million metric tons of carbon credits by 2030, converting hundreds of thousands of acres of degraded farmland into planted forests.
En l'absence d'initiatives de régulation, le Madagascar risque de voir une vague d’« accaparements verts » au nom de la biodiversité et de la protection de la nature et ainsi menacer les moyens de subsistance de millions d’exploitants familiaux
- The Conversation
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28 July 2025
New Zealand sheep farmers are fighting to stop the loss of pasture to fast-spreading pine plantations, which earn government subsidies to soak up carbon emissions.
India's National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development and Rabo Bank are pursuing a project in Karnataka to plant trees on mango plantations as a way to generate carbon credits.
The companies said the two separate projects will plant 11 million trees across 8,000 hectares
- https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/nestle-barry-callebaut-regreen-restore-areas-brazils-cocoa-coffee-regions-2025-07-17/
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16 July 2025
When Microsoft announced a 10-year carbon removal deal with US forestry credits firm Aurora, some people with a Bristol, UK pension pool were paying close attention.
- Net Zero Investor
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10 July 2025
Officials of UK-based Rainforest Builder say they will restore 2,000 hectares of degraded forest—double what they planted last year.
A new report shows that sales of beef and sheep farms, particularly for carbon farming, are continuing “at an alarming rate”.
New report points to a surge in demand for land in the Global South, where large tracts of land are suitable for carbon projects, but land tenure systems are often insecure or informal.
"Whereas the Bank’s push for large-scale agribusiness is global, the African continent is its central target"
One of Hong Kong’s wealthiest tycoons, Li Ka-Shing, whose interests include energy and agricultural investments in this country, has forged into the carbon market, acquiring a vast Western Australian landholding earmarked for a ‘regenerative agriculture’ project.