Methodology for rewarding carbon storage in shade-grown commodities

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Carblecast: Coffee, Cocoa, & Climate

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In Carblecast, Sander Reuderink, CEO at Carble, explores how we can produce commodities like coffee and cocoa that benefit all people in the supply chain while remaining within our planetary boundaries. Dive into a 5-minute insightful deep dive into the world of coffee, cocoa, and the climate!

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Methodology for rewarding carbon storage in shade-grown commodities

Carblecast: Coffee, Cocoa, & Climate

4 minutes 28 seconds

1 year ago

Methodology for rewarding carbon storage in shade-grown commodities

In Episode #11 of the Carblecast, Sander Reuderink, CEO at Carble, explains the Carble methodology for rewarding carbon storage in shade-grown commodities, which describes the procedures for rewarding the protection of existing shade canopies in coffee and cocoa agroforestry farms. Learn more about how Carble helps tropical commodity buyers measure, model, and mitigate carbon emissions and deforestation: carble.co and follow us on LinkedIn. #remotesensing #carbonaccounting #cocoa #coffee