Google Invests in Amazon Reforestation to Offset Carbon

[cryptobro]

Google announced it is purchasing 200,000 metric tons of carbon removal from Mombak, a Brazil-based forest restoration project.

The initiative will buy farmland in the Amazon and reforest it.

The purchase is made via the Symbiosis Coalition, backed by Google, McKinsey, Meta, Microsoft, and Salesforce.

Nature-based carbon removal projects like this can support biodiversity and replenish aquifers—benefits that direct air capture cannot provide.

Google plans to use DeepMind Perch AI to quantify biodiversity gains.

[EmTeam]

Finally some climate accountability from the tech giants — good move.

[alex10]

Carbon offsets are a start, but sustainable energy for data centers is the real test.

[Swipe]

Nature-based carbon capture at this scale shows how AI and sustainability can align.

[The_Walking_Dead]

Smart move — Google’s blending AI with ecological impact, not just carbon math.

[Capybara_Capybara]

Tech-led reforestation could set a precedent — data-driven climate restoration is the next frontier.

[Revenant]

DeepMind meets deep roots — that’s a win for both AI and Earth.