'Carta da Terra' talks about the opportunities in carbon sequestration and the importance of its credibility

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In Carta da Terra, published this week by Earth News, Lourival Sant'Anna talks about her conversation with the CEOs of the companies Vert Ecotech, specialized in carbon sequestration in rural properties, and its partner, Virtus Automação e Inteligencia Artificial, which supports it with technologies such as quantum computing on blockchain. The publication highlights the importance, in the carbon market, of the credibility of the sequestration calculation.

A Paper also highlights that the sale of carbon credits It is not only possible in trees and forests, but also in crops, where soybeans, corn or even grass for livestock are grown.

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  • The UN Secretary-General defended at the World Economic Forum in Davos that oil companies be held accountable for the damage caused to the climate;
  • Activist Greta Thunberg and other environmentalists were removed from the scene of a protest by German police against the demolition of the village of Lützerath for the expansion of a coal mine; It is
  • A polar bear killed a woman and her son in the US state of Alaska. Polar bears have invaded areas inhabited by humans because of melting ice caused by warming in the Arctic.

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