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Carbon Project Receives Approval from BLM - SweetwaterNOW

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KEMMERER –– A proposed carbon sequestration project was given the green light to proceed after the Bureau of Land Management issued a record of decision and finding of no significant impact. The decision allows Moxa Carbon Storage, LLC., to explore approximately 605,100 acres of federal subsurface pore space as a potential site for carbon storage
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Carbon Project Receives Approval from BLM - SweetwaterNOW

KEMMERER –– A proposed carbon sequestration project was given the green light to proceed after the Bureau of Land Management issued a record of decision and finding of no significant impact. The decision allows Moxa Carbon Storage, LLC., to explore approximately 605,100 acres of federal subsurface pore space as a potential site for carbon storage

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The Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) has officially approved its first project—a cookstove initiative in Myanmar. This marks a major milestone for the UN-backed carbon credit system, designed to ensure high-integrity offsets. But with concerns over inflated climate benefits, is this approval a win for carbon markets or a warning sign of deeper issues? Let’s uncover the details behind this historical market development.  What is PACM?  …

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