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Biochar & soilsJuly 13, 2026

Groundwork BioAg Issues First Verified Credits From Its Rootella Carbon® Program

Groundwork BioAg has issued the first verified credits from its carbon dioxide removal (CDR) program called Rootella Carbon®. This program leverages soil management practices to capture and store carbon in underground biomass. The issuance of these first credits marks an important milestone in validating and monetizing soil-based carbon removal solutions.

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