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Canadian ranch family protects 55,000 acres of prairie, earns carbon credits

More than 55,000 acres of native prairie in Alberta have received carbon credit verification for conservation efforts. This property is one of the largest untouched grasslands in North America, and it retains vital carbon stored in the soil. The verification is the result of two decades of discussions involving landowners and conservation organizations. The project generates carbon offset credits…

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    Canadian ranch family protects 55,000 acres of prairie, earns carbon credits (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    More than 55,000 acres of native prairie in Alberta have received carbon credit verification for conservation efforts. This property is one of the largest untouched grasslands in North America, and it retains vital carbon stored in the soil. The verification…

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