Google inks its 'largest ever' carbon and methane removal deal

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Agreement with Terradot pairs methane cuts from sustainable rice farming with enhanced rock weathering on rice farms in Brazil

Google has announced its largest carbon removal deal to date, after inking an innovative agreement with enhanced rock weathering company (ERW) Terradot that will deploy carbon and methane removal solutions...

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