This start-up aims to solve carbon removal's trust problem - and JP Morgan and Shopify have signed on

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An injection operator for Charm Industrial, which sequesters carbon removal in the form of bio-oil injected underground / Credit: Charm Industrial
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An injection operator for Charm Industrial, which sequesters carbon removal in the form of bio-oil injected underground / Credit: Charm Industrial

Isometric is touting a new approach to verifying the authenticity of carbon credits, starting with some high-profile clients

The voluntary carbon market has a trust problem. Isometric, a two-year-old carbon registry that counts JPMorgan Chase & Co., Shopify and Stripe among early customers, is proposing a solution. Isometric...

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