A well-known part of the Scottish psyche is impermanence. We believe everything changes and nothing good lasts forever. After growing

As the world confronts the urgent challenge of climate change, the $100 million XPRIZE Carbon Removal is motivating global efforts

UNDO is on a mission to capture CO₂ from the atmosphere. But how do we make visible our capturing of

In the rapidly developing landscape of corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability, carbon accounting has become essential for companies dedicated to

When it comes to mitigating the climate crisis, industry has an outsized responsibility to take action. Their action (or inaction)

UNDO, in partnership with Newcastle University, has released a peer-reviewed paper that finds enhanced rock weathering (ERW) contributed to a

“When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world.” John

In the evolving landscape of corporate sustainability, understanding the intricacies of Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions is

Established by the United Nations in 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a call to action to end poverty,

February 11th is International Day for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) or Women in STEM Day. We

It’s easy to think that enhanced rock weathering is as simple as “chucking rock around fields.” In very simple terms,

UNDO had a landmark year in 2023. Together with our farming communities, operational partners, contractor network and climate-conscious subscribers, we

In a brand new episode of BBC Countryfile, UNDO’s enhanced rock weathering took centre stage in the quest for sustainable farming practices

Due to a lack of established standards and relevant risks for buyers, environmental carbon credits and the nature-deployed solutions that

We recently posted a pledge to our community of stakeholders. These partners are all those involved in our operational life

Climate change is here, and it’s having a devastating impact on the planet’s natural systems. As global temperatures rise, as

As the urgency to combat climate change intensifies, businesses are increasingly focusing on carbon offsetting and specifically the purchase of

My journey to becoming the Head of Science and Research for the leading carbon sequestration company – UNDO was not

In our battle against the climate crisis, innovative solutions often come from the intersection of science, technology, and dedication. That’s

I first came across enhanced rock weathering (ERW) in February 2020. ERW, at the time, was purely academic with significant

Climate change impacts every natural system on Earth, whether it’s the health of our oceans, the resilience of crops, global

Mars was once a far warmer and wetter world, with a dense, carbon-rich atmosphere that kept temperatures high and surface

The Oxford Real Farming Conference started in 2010 as an offshoot of the Oxford Farming Conference which has run since

Advances in technology after World War II and the 1947 Agriculture Act, which attached large importance to food security and

Last-minute shopping for the forgotten secret santa. Glitter-covered wrapping paper nabbed at the check-out. An extra bag of Brussels sprouts,

This week Puro.earth, the world’s leading carbon crediting platform, made an exciting announcement: enhanced rock weathering (ERW) is now available

From habitat loss and species extinction to industrial impact and humanitarian emergencies, climate change is at the centre of so

Through enhanced weathering, we are committed to removing 1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide. It’s an ambitious target and to

1. Minimise food waste According to the charity Waste and Resources Action Programme, U.K. households produced 6.6 million tonnes of

In recent years, ‘climate anxiety’ has gained traction in our collective vocabulary. Sometimes called ‘eco-anxiety,’ it’s defined by the American

The written word has long been our go-to way of understanding the world around us, and as collective concern about

It might sound strange coming from a carbon offsetting company but the truth is this: John Oliver is right and we cannot

The most recent IPCC report says that we must be actively removing 10 billion tonnes of CO₂ from the atmosphere

Starting with the solution Articles on our climate, whether pessimistic catalogues of the end of the world or optimistic scripts

If you’ve read our previous piece on carbon removal, then you’re already familiar with the concept of enhanced weathering and its

Think of the Earth’s atmosphere as a bathtub: the CO2 the world emits is the water filling it up. Regrettably, we’ve

The harsh reality is that we’ve left things too late. Even if we eliminate fossil fuel use and decarbonise all