Grassroots Carbon to provide Microsoft with soil carbon storage credits
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This agreement marks Microsoft's first purchase of atmospheric carbon removal credits in grasslands, supporting regenerative ranching practices
The credits, which represent additional carbon sequestered over a 30-year period, mark Microsoft's first investment in carbon credits generated from regeneratively managed grasslands.
"Grassroots Carbon is thrilled Microsoft is including soil credits in their carbon removal strategy. Soil carbon storage is an essential part of the climate solution and our regenerative ranchers are trusted partners in that solution," said
The benefits of improving soil health extend to enhanced water storage, erosion prevention, and improved grasslands ecology. The investment in carbon credits also directly supports ranchers implementing regenerative land management practices, who receive most of the profit of these credits.
Currently, 41% of
"Supporting high-quality soil carbon credit solutions is part of Microsoft's carbon removal strategy," said
About Grassroots Carbon:
Grassroots Carbon offers nature-based soil carbon removal solutions to companies aiming to reduce their carbon impact, while providing ranchers an easy, transparent way to be rewarded for their regenerative practices.
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