Puro.earth launches agricultural registry, expanding beyond carbon removal

Puro.earth, a carbon removal standard and registry provider, launched a new registry for environmental attributes on 18 September 2026, initially focusing on agricultural carbon intensity. Perdue Farms and Arva Intelligence are the first adopters, also serving as founding members of an industry initiative to establish an environmental board of trade (EBOT). The registry will record verified field-level data to improve traceability and reduce double counting within agricultural supply chains. Puro.earth will initially attest to the correct implementation of third-party methodologies, with plans to potentially develop its own regenerative agricultural methodologies. The EBOT initiative aims to develop common MRV approaches, technology-based verification, and market infrastructure for environmental attributes from regenerative agriculture.

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