Biochar can be created by taking dead trees and other material and turn it into a form of char that, when added to the soil, can sequester carbon indefinently.

Kelp is a powerful carbon sucking plant that can help us combat climate disruption.

Small direct air capture machines made from existing parts can suck ambient carbon out of the sky and sequester it permanently in basalt rock formations, as it is now being done in Iceland by Climeworks.

Trees are one of the most effective ways to reverse climate change. The world is working to plant 2 trillion trees. We are part of that effort in planting hundreds of thousands of large conifer trees.