Paraguay ARR carbon project to sequester 30 mln tonnes, generate biofuel from reforestation of cattle lands

Published 16:13 on November 24, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:13 on November 24, 2023  / Paddy Gourlay /  Americas, EMEA, International, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

A Dutch company plans to reforest degraded cattle lands in Paraguay to sequester 30 million tonnes of CO2e over the project’s 30-year lifetime, one of the largest ARR projects of its kind to be registered by Verra, it announced on Friday while flagging co-benefits of creating seedcake for cows and biofuel for planes and vehicles.
A Dutch company plans to reforest degraded cattle lands in Paraguay to sequester 30 million tonnes of CO2e over the project’s 30-year lifetime, one of the largest ARR projects of its kind to be registered by Verra, it announced on Friday while flagging co-benefits of creating seedcake for cows and biofuel for planes and vehicles.


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