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Meta and Catona Climate partner to scale nature-based carbon removal solutions
New deal between Edison Energy and Catona Climate will help scale innovative soil carbon project
Nature-Based Carbon Credits and Solutions: What They Are & Why They Matter
Monitoring for Impact
From boots on the ground to pictures from space, learn how our comprehensive project monitoring and engagement strategy helps us deliver, measure, and report on real impact.
Remote Sensing and GIS
Combining high-resolution satellite imagery and geospatial data, we keep an eye on our projects from anywhere in the world.
Working with Partners
Learn how Catona Climate works collaboratively with our project partners to measure climate, environmental, and community impact.
Project Site Visits
On-the-ground site visits are a crucial way for us to monitor projects, meet local partners and communities, and ensure quality.
Technology
See how we integrate the latest cutting-edge technologies (yes, even A.I.) to better understand and demonstrate the difference our projects are making.
More Birds in the Trees:
Using bioacoustics to measure biodiversity change.
The View From Space:
How our partnership with Chloris Geospatial takes project monitoring to a whole new level.
Seeing Green:
How new tools help us measure impact on vegetation vigor.
The Latest
Learn more about Seeing Green: How New Tools Help Us Measure Impact on Vegetation Vigor•ArticleField NotesSeeing Green: How New Tools Help Us Measure Impact on Vegetation Vigor
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Rob Lee
Rob Lee is Chief Carbon Officer at Catona Climate. Rob has been a respected thought leader in the carbon industry for as long as it has existed.
Tracy Bain
Tracy Bain is Catona Climate's Vice President of Carbon Program Monitoring & Engagement. With deep field experience, Tracy leads our project monitoring and has previously held roles at IFAW, WCN, and the Packard Foundation.
Carbon 101: An intro to Carbon Markets
Explore a series of introductory articles designed to shed light on some of the most fundamental aspects of the voluntary carbon markets and carbon credits.
Everything you need to know
Curious about carbon credits but don't know where to start? Start here, with our comprehensive guide.
Co-benefits of carbon offsets: an overview
The benefits provided by the best of carbon offset projects extend far beyond reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
7 characteristics of quality carbon credits
Carbon credits are a powerful tool in the fight against climate change. However, not all carbon credits are created equal.
Exploring the lifecycle of a carbon project
Ever wonder where carbon credits come from? Let's take a closer look at all the steps in the lifecycle of a quality carbon project.
Myth Busters
There are several myths about carbon credits out there. In this seven-part series, we tackle the main criticisms head on — and talk about solutions to the potential problems being raised.
Carbon credits have no real impact on the environment
High-quality carbon projects deliver additional and permanent climate impact, along with co-benefits to local communities and ecosystems.
Carbon credits allow companies to engage in greenwashing
Companies that set science-based targets, actively reduce emissions, and use high-quality offsets can ‘green’ and lose the ‘wash.’
Carbon credits are a “free pass to pollute”
Carbon credits are no pass to pollute, but they’re no silver bullet either. Companies must reduce emissions and compensate for those they truly can’t avoid.
Meta
Catona Climate has partnered with Meta to remove 6,750,000 tonnes of CO2 from the air through nature-based projects that benefit both people and the planet.
Trees for the Future
Read The Guardian’s coverage on our UN-recognized project co-developed and managed with our partners Trees for the Future.
Microsoft
Catona Climate to Deliver Microsoft 350,000 Tonnes of Carbon Removal through Agroforestry Project.
ENGIE
ENGIE and Catona Climate join forces to scale supply of nature-based carbon removals.
Deloitte
Catona Climate to Offer High-Quality Carbon Credits through Integration with GreenLight Solution by Deloitte.
Edison Energy
New deal between Edison Energy and Catona Climate will help scale innovative soil carbon project.
Sonos
Sonos (with help from Catona Climate) is showing the right way to achieve net zero: measure, reduce, then utilize high-quality nature-based projects to deliver meaningful climate benefits.
