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Isometric Raises The Quality Bar For Soil CDR With New Improved Soil Management Protocol
Isometric has announced the certification of its Improved Soil Management Protocol, raising the quality bar for soil-based carbon removal. This certification represents a major advancement in agricultural and soil-focused CDR methodologies, strengthening confidence in these solutions as reliable tools for sustainable carbon capture and storage.
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Shoosmiths To Invest In HUSK Biochar Credits Via Carbonaires
UK law firm Shoosmiths has entered into a pre-purchase forward offtake agreement for HUSK biochar credits, marking a strategic commitment to carbon removal solutions. This investment from the legal sector in biochar-derived carbon credits reflects growing confidence in proven sustainable capture methodologies. Biochar represents a complementary approach to CO₂ capture pathways, offering concurrent benefits for soil health and carbon stability.
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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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Perennial's New Peer-Reviewed Study Supports Digital Soil Mapping As Reliable MMRV For Soil Carbon
Perennial, a leading provider of measurement, monitoring, reporting, and verification (MMRV) for soil carbon programs, has published a peer-reviewed study validating digital soil mapping as a reliable method for tracking and certifying soil carbon credits. This research strengthens confidence in carbon sequestration projects tied to sustainable agricultural practices, reinforcing the credibility of carbon removal credit markets and soil-based CDR initiatives.
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Verde Lands 10-Year Biochar Paving Deal With Ergon, Eyes Carbon Credits
Verde Resources has signed a 10-year commercialization agreement with Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, the largest asphalt supplier, to integrate biochar into paving applications. This partnership opens a new avenue for biochar valorization while enabling Verde to generate carbon credits. A significant development for the biochar sector as it scales toward commercial deployment.
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New Report: U.S. Biochar Industry Reached Around $157M In Economic Value In 2025
A new report by the American Biochar Institute (ABI) shows that the U.S. biochar industry reached approximately $157 million in economic value in 2025. This significant growth reflects increasing interest in biochar as a viable carbon removal and soil improvement solution. The report highlights biochar's potential to create sustainable value chains while permanently capturing and storing carbon.
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