Google and Terradot Launch Brazil Rice Farm Climate Project
Google has partnered with Terradot on a climate project across Brazilian rice farms. The initiative aims to remove 1 million metric tons of methane by 2030 and 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide by 2040. The project uses irrigation changes and crushed volcanic rock as a scalable model for climate action.
Key facts
- 01Google is partnering with Terradot in Brazil.
- 02The project aims to remove 1 million metric tons of methane by 2030.
- 03The project aims to remove 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide by 2040.
- 04The initiative uses irrigation changes and crushed volcanic rock.
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- We’re catalyzing megaton-scale climate impact in Brazil · Google Blog (Official source)