Microsoft Corp. is teaming up with a former Brazilian central banker and a billionaire family to reforest large sections of Latin America’s largest country.
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The carbon offsets used by many major corporations are "likely junk"OPINION: Carbon credits used by celebrities to reduce CO2 footprintWho buys carbon credits, and why?Carbon Offsets - What Are They & How Do They Work | NativeEnergyThe US technology giant has agreed to buy 3 million tons of removal credits over 15 years from re.green, a two-year-old reforestation company. It’s Microsoft’s second agreement in the past six months to purchase nature-based carbon credits in Brazil, underscoring the country’s potential to supply voluntary carbon markets.
