Climate Change
Google signs largest carbon-removal agreement yet and aims to scale up new model
Google's biggest carbon-removal agreement yet involves backing a Brazilian project run by developer Terradot. The project aims to?cut methane emission from rice farming?and.capture carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Executives told. It is the largest rock-weathering project in history, covering more than 200,000 acres of land in the southern state Rio Grande do Sul. The goal is to speed up a natural process by which certain rocks absorb CO2 out of the air. Google's head for carbon removal Randy Spock said that the initiative is the first of its kind to combine methane removal and carbon removal. Methane is a "super-pollutant"...