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Biochar & soilsDirect air capture (DAC)August 12, 2026

PayPal Backs Emerging Carbon Removal Technologies In Latest Climate Investment Strategy

PayPal is expanding its climate strategy by investing in carbon removals through a diversified approach including biochar and carbon capture technologies. This backing from major private sector players demonstrates growing confidence in carbon removal solutions and their progressive integration into corporate sustainability strategies.

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