Carbon Removal Portfolio
The following climate solutions are supported in this portfolio.
Carbon Removals with co-benefits to smallholder farmers.
Global Climate Change needs solutions that can scale today. Mati’s goal is to remove cumulatively 100 Million tonnes of CO2 by 2040 while creating significant co-benefits for farmers.
Summary:
- Enhanced rock weathering
- Accelerated natural processes
- Improves soil health
- Utilizes abundant silicate rocks
- Scalable carbon removal solutions
- Locations in India & USA
Preventing the world’s most potent greenhouse from releasing into the atmosphere.
Tradewater has collected, controlled, and destroyed halocarbons and methane equivalent to 7.5 million metric tons of CO2 thus far.
Summary:
- Collecting harmful refrigerants
- Refrigerant gas destruction
- Global environmental impact
- CFCs and HCFCs management
- Advanced recycling technologies
Climeworks
High-quality carbon removal for your climate strategy via Climeworks’ direct air capture and storage (DAC+S) technology.
Summary:
- Carbon capture innovation
- Atmospheric CO2 extractor
- DAC technology leader
- Renewable energy utilization
International Biochar Initiative
Biochar increases soil health, sustainability and reduces the effects of climate change.
Summary:
- Carbon sequestration technology
- Sustainable soil enhancement
- Waste biomass conversion
- Agricultural productivity boost
- Soil health restoration
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Help these climate projects grow. Your donation is split between the listed climate projects as indicated.
Your donation will fund these climate solutions:
Enhanced rock weathering in India: Mati Carbon
40%
Destroying halocarbons and methane: Tradewater
25%
Direct air capture: Climeworks
25%
Biochar: International Biochar Initiative
10%
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