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How Regenerative Agriculture Is Becoming a Carbon Market Darling
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- Jul 1, 2026
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Summary
Episode 84 of Climate Economics with Fexingo dives into the surprising rise of regenerative agriculture as a verified carbon offset source. Lucas and Luna explore how soil carbon sequestration is moving from farm-level pilot programs to a tradable commodity, with corporations like Nestlé and General Mills buying credits. They break down the science behind soil as a carbon sink, the controversy over permanence and measurement, and the economics of paying farmers to change practices. The episode centers on the role of the Climate Action Reserve and the new protocols that are turning dirt into a financial asset. Lucas explains why a ton of carbon stored in soil trades at a premium over forestry credits, and Luna questions whether the verification methods are rigorous enough. They also touch on the implications for food supply chains and land values. This is a concrete look at how climate finance is literally going underground. #RegenerativeAgriculture #CarbonCredits #SoilCarbon #CarbonMarket #ClimateFinance #Nestle #GeneralMills #ClimateActionReserve #CarbonSequestration #Sustainability #Agriculture #Offsets #Economics #Business #Podcast #FexingoBusiness #ClimateEconomics #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo