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Isometric verifies first enhanced weathering carbon credits supplied by InPlanet

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🗞️ Driving the news: Isometric has verified the first-ever enhanced weathering (EW) carbon credits, validating their effectiveness in removing CO2 from the atmosphere
The credits, linked to InPlanet's Serra da Mantiqueira project in Brazil, mark a major step forward for enhanced weathering as a credible carbon dioxide removal (CDR) method
Payments company Ayden purchased the credits, facilitated by ClimeFi’s CO2 removal portfolio platform.

🔭 The context: Enhanced weathering involves spreading crushed rocks or minerals on farmland to capture atmospheric CO2, storing it securely in soils, rivers, and oceans for over 10,000 years
Despite its potential, EW adoption has been hindered by limited monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems
Isometric’s Enhanced Weathering Protocol provides rigorous verification, ensuring transparency and accountability for carbon removal claims

🌍 Why it matters for the planet: Enhanced weathering is a scalable, low-cost solution for removing CO2 while enhancing soil health, crop yields, and rural employment
By verifying EW carbon credits, Isometric bolsters confidence in this method, paving the way for broader adoption and more durable climate solutions

⏭️ What's next: Isometric’s verification sets a precedent for future EW projects and improves market trust in high-quality carbon credits
Wider adoption of EW could enhance global decarbonization efforts, especially as MRV tools continue to advance

💬 One quote: “The transparent data behind these credits shows that Isometric’s high-quality, verified EW credits represent a tonne of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere,” - Eamon Jubbawy, Isometric Founder and CEO

📈 One stat: The carbon captured via EW in the InPlanet project will remain securely stored for more than 10,000 years

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