Scaling the carbon market is a question of supply and industry collaboration.

For many landholders, the primary attraction to carbon farming are the financial returns —and fair enough. Climatic conditions continue to become increasingly variable and as credit prices continue to rise, what farmer wouldn’t want to diversify and stabilise their...

Carbon offsetting has had a branding problem. At worst it’s seen as a tool used by big business and government to cover up the ‘bad stuff’, cloaked in complex calculations and environmental terminology, but perception is not always reality. Offsets or environmental...

Soil is often referred to as the ‘biggest carbon sink on earth that we have control over’. But how exactly can soil carbon benefit farmers?   To answer this question, we should first ascertain how carbon abatement actually works in the soil. The process begins with...

Planting trees isn’t everything. For many graziers with high numbers of livestock or broadacre farmers trying to maximise the productivity of their property, land use is of paramount importance. While carbon farming might be attractive for diversifying their income,...

Carbon farming – you’ve heard of it, and you probably have a fair idea of what it involves. But how does regenerative farming fit in, and how does it work in synergy with carbon farming projects to deliver important co-benefits for landholders, society and the...

At GreenCollar, being a ‘Profit for Purpose’ business means more than maintaining a coexistence between our environmental impact and our bottom line. For us, business strategy is entirely inextricable from our environmental and social goals, and they grow actively...

By Nerida Bradley, Chief Operating Officer This week, the UN-backed ‘Race to Zero’ had its first anniversary.  In marking it, the campaign estimated that net-zero pledges now cover more than 70% of the world’s economy via commitments of many thousands of businesses as...