Carbon credits offer Texas ranchers, farmers new revenue streams
As corporations seek to reduce their climate impacts, they are buying up carbon removal credits that pay growing numbers of ranchers and farmers.
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As corporations seek to reduce their climate impacts, they are buying up carbon removal credits that pay growing numbers of ranchers and farmers.
Pesticide application needs to stop in the Pajaro Valley. It’s not only harming people, it is also damaging our soil and preventing natural carbon emissions from occurring, argues Watsonville resident and former farmworker and teacher Woody Rehanek. Carbon storage in healthy organic soils, he writes, is a plausible, workable method of addressing climate change and could help Watsonville achieve zero emissions in the next decade.
Healthy Soil Biomes (HSB) and StoryFile have launched an AI-powered conversational video experience with five experts to provide the public with engaging resources on how to create healthy farming methods.
In Time for Earth Day, Healthy Soil Biomes partners with StoryFile to launch the first ever five expert Conversational Video experience ...
A Different Kind of Land Management: Let the Cows Stomp Regenerative grazing can store more carbon in soils in the form of roots and other plant tissues. But how much can it really help the fight against climate change? Cattle confined by movable electrified fencing graze on part of a pasture at Adam Isaacs’s ranch in Canadian, Texas.Credit...Brett Deering for The New York Times Feb. 17, 2021 CANADIAN, Texas — Adam Isaacs stood surrounded by cattle in an old pasture that had been overgrazed for years. Now it was a jumble of weeds. “Most people would want to get out here and start sprayi...