Octopus commits $500M to Living Carbon reforestation as Google, Meta, and McKinsey buy carbon credits from Appalachian mine sites
Octopus Energy Generation has committed $500 million to Living Carbon, a San Francisco biotech company that plants trees on degraded land to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The deal, ann...
Source: TNW | Ecosystems
Octopus Energy Generation has committed $500 million to Living Carbon, a San Francisco biotech company that plants trees on degraded land to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The deal, announced on 30 April, will fund reforestation projects across North America with the goal of removing up to 50 million tonnes of CO₂ over 40 […] This story continues at The Next Web
