Google and McKinsey fund Brazil carbon removal
Taya, Google and McKinsey launched a project in Brazil to plant trees and raise livestock sustainably across an area of up to 8,700 hectares. The goal is to increase carbon absorption and reduce pressures on forests. The project relies on a system that combines trees and grazing lands to promote sustainable livestock farming and achieve environmental and economic benefits. Additionally, the project will be supported by purchasing carbon removal credits equivalent to 320,000 metric tons over ten years. This model aims to expand natural carbon removal solutions to combat climate change and help companies meet their long-term environmental commitments.
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