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Google has bought the first megaton-scale enhanced rock weathering deal, from Terradot. It is their third deal together, after a Frontier purchase in 2024 and what was then the largest bilateral ERW deal.What makes this one different is that it stacks two pathways. Terradot spreads rock, which takes years to weather, and pairs it with cutting methane from rice in the same fields. The methane covers the gap while the rock does its work, so the project is, in Connor's phrase, net zero warming from the

CWN now has its own YouTube channel. Subscribe for future Carbon Weekly News episodes and interviews: https://www.youtube.com/@CWNshowEpisodes 1–5 remain here on Senken. Google has signed its biggest rice methane deal, around a million credits through 2030, with Mitti Labs. Rice produces more than 12% of global methane emissions and uses over 30% of irrigated water, and most of it is grown by about 150 million smallholder farmers on plots of around a hectare.Adrian Wons and Dan Harburg are joined by

CWN now has its own YouTube channel. Subscribe for future Carbon Weekly News episodes and interviews: https://www.youtube.com/@CWNshowEpisodes 1–5 remain here on Senken. Senken and Carbonsate have signed Europe's largest biomass storage offtake to date — 50,000 tonnes of permanent CO2 removal from a Puro.earth-certified biomass burial project in Namibia, roughly 4% of everything the permanent removal sector has delivered so far.Adrian Wons and Dan Harburg are joined by Carbonsate founder Fabian

Carbon Weekly News EP3 covers the carbon market week of 2026-W33: Microsoft's wastewater-based carbon removal off-take with CREW Carbon, PayPal's first biochar purchase via 3Degrees, ICVCMclearing three more registries (BioCarbon, SerCarbono and Plan Vivo), the EU ETS revision that brings DAC and BECCS into the system from 2031 while leaving enhanced rock weathering out, and the debut of Dan Harburg, Chief Commercial Officer of Mombak, as CWN's new co-host.I'm Adrian, founder of Senken. We help

In this episode of Carbon Weekly News, host Adrian Wons covers the week's biggest moves in carbon markets before sitting down with two guests at the centre of European CDR infrastructure and policy. Peter Mayer, Partner at Stairs Dillenbeck Finley Mayer and OSCAR co-creator, breaks down what CDR contracting looks like in 2026: deal velocity, risk allocation, and how the Open Standard Carbon Removal Agreement holds up under the new EU regime. Then Chris Sherwood, Secretary-General of the

The first episode of Carbon Weekly News. Adrian Wons unpacks the week in the voluntary carbon market with two guests: Dr. Allister Furey, Co-Founder and CEO of Sylvera, and Dan Maleski, who leads hedging and risk at Redshaw Advisors.In this episode:- ICVCM updates. Global Carbon Council becomes the first Asian program approved. ART TREES needs remedial action. VMR17 conditional. Isometric's mangrove restoration methodology now has three projects registered.- MSCI's new offtake data. $22B in