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<blockquote data-quote="Soil Capital" data-source="post: 7891280" data-attributes="member: 165031"><p>There is a difference in the way you sell carbon - either by certificate or credit.</p><p></p><p>Soil Capital Carbon allows a farmer to sell ISO carbon certificates and not carbon credits. Unlike carbon credits, the certificates we issue are not rights to pollute and therefore do not allow a polluting company to offset its emissions and declare itself CO2 neutral. They are mainly used by food companies purchasing raw materials who want to reduce the emissions linked to their supply chain.</p><p></p><p>Essentially if you generate and sell a carbon certificate rather than a carbon credit, your carbon is sold within your supply chain, and not to an external one such as the airlines or heavy industry that you mention.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Soil Capital, post: 7891280, member: 165031"] There is a difference in the way you sell carbon - either by certificate or credit. Soil Capital Carbon allows a farmer to sell ISO carbon certificates and not carbon credits. Unlike carbon credits, the certificates we issue are not rights to pollute and therefore do not allow a polluting company to offset its emissions and declare itself CO2 neutral. They are mainly used by food companies purchasing raw materials who want to reduce the emissions linked to their supply chain. Essentially if you generate and sell a carbon certificate rather than a carbon credit, your carbon is sold within your supply chain, and not to an external one such as the airlines or heavy industry that you mention. [/QUOTE]
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