Swiss carbon removal specialists Neustark raise $69m for global expansion

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Latest major funding round from big name investors to support pipeline of 40 carbon removal projects

Swiss carbon removal company Neustark has announced it has raised $69m to fuel its expansion across Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific regions and support its mission of removing one million tonnes...

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