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Why Calibration and Validation Are Critical in Soil Carbon Models
Quantifying the environmental benefits of sustainable farming practices requires scientific rigor...
Posts about Science and Policy (2):
Moving from Alignment to Action on Scope 3 Emission Reductions
For many consumer goods companies, the runway for meeting ambitious sustainability targets is...
Grounded in Science: Debunking 6 Myths About Soil Carbon as a Climate Solution
Through carbon credit and sustainable crop programs, Indigo Ag is providing financial incentives...
Making Sense of Scope 3 Emissions Targets and Guidance
To date, Indigo has delivered more than 10 million bushels of sustainably grown crops, reducing GHG...
At COP27, Agriculture’s Role as a Climate Solution Grows
The 27th Conference of the Parties (COP), organized by the United Nations Framework Convention on...
Is the World Finally Ready to Tackle Scope 3 Emissions in Agriculture?
Additional writing and reporting by Ryan DalyAs a company buying agricultural products such as...
How Market-Driven Solutions Can Drive Adoption of Climate-Smart Agriculture Around the Globe
Small farms, big job: Feeding the world against all odds in the Nilgiris, in the state of Tamil...
Greenwashing: What is it and how it impacts agricultural carbon credit markets
Summary: High-quality carbon credits can play a major role in preventing greenwashing.
Carbon Farming 101: How Does Soil Carbon Get Measured?
How does soil carbon get measured?
Accurately measuring carbon sequestration is important because...