A New Green Gold Rush: What Microsoft’s CO280 Deal Means for the Pulp and Paper IndustryResourceWise

In a major move that underscores the growing momentum in the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) market, Microsoft has signed a landmark 12-year agreement with CO280 to purchase approximately 3.7 million metric tons of carbon removal credits.

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