Coorest, a Polygon-native project, is the first blockchain project to have a certified standard for carbon compensation entirely on-chain — allowing anyone with an internet connection to compensate for their carbon footprint. …

Tokenized carbon offsets from reforestation projects are becoming an increasingly sought-after commodity. However, there’s an ever-present risk to both reforestation projects and carbon credit holders that the forest could burn down and their certified carbon offsets are reversed. Due to this risk, carbon credit certification agencies usually require carbon credit…

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Just a month after onboarding our first carbon capture project, we are glad to announce the inclusion of the second project in the Coorest ecosystem. Harcava S.A. is a part of a larger agro-industrial and agro-tourism company that brings together the customary trades of the Mendoza province in Argentina. …

We are proud to announce the official inclusion of the Angola-focused project DiMarjan to the Coorest ecosystem. DiMarjan is a sustainable agricultural company focused on building community wealth in Africa. Through its pilot program, the company has partnered with local communities to develop several mango farms in Angola, containing over…

Sustainable investing is transforming the face of modern business. Its growing influence is pressuring companies into adopting a more sustainable and fair way of doing business. Over the years it has grown from a rare occurrence to a common practice. What is sustainable investing? The term sustainable investing means investing in a company that…

Usually, when the term Carbon Neutrality is used, the first association that comes to mind isn’t business. A widely held belief is that carbon neutrality comes at the cost of profitability and limits a business’s growth potential. But does this belief reflect today’s reality? A brief look at the data…

Carbon capture is the process of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and sequestering it away so that it doesn’t contribute to climate change. Plants are nature’s carbon capture machines — they absorb carbon dioxide from the air and release oxygen back into it. What plants capture the most carbon? Trees are the most efficient at…