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We gladly announce that the newly launched platform B-Neutral prominently features our Tropical Mix reforestation project.  B-Neutral was created by Carbon Trade eXchange (CTX) in London. CTX is the world’s first wholesale exchange platform for carbon credits providing hight quality verified offsets to fund projects mitigating climate change. CTX is an exchange platform for businesses; with B-Neutral it will now start to offer services for individuals as well. For more information read here: https://www.b-neutral.com  

We are glad to announce that the booking platform Gaest.com has decided to become carbon neutral with us. Gaest.com is an online community marketplace for discovering, listing and booking unique spaces for meetings, workshops, all kind of events.  Starting today, the carbon footprint from every meeting booked on the platform will be offset to support reforestation and forest conservation efforts in Panama. By doing so, Gaest.com underlines its commitment to environmental action. Gaest.com acknowledges that climate change is a challenge every company needs to address and take steps to promote sustainable business. The platform will offset the carbon footprint as... Read More

CO2OL supports the movie distributor W-film in marketing the new documentary “Guardians of the Earth” which will be released end of May 2018. Also, we cooperate with W-film to find solutions for carbon neutral film screenings in Germany. “Guardians of the Earth” is a documentary about climate change and the attempt to prevent its catastrophic effects through international agreements. Director Filip Antoni Malinowski turns the 2015 Climate Conference (COP 21) in Paris into a political thriller. Who are those people who decide on the future of our planet? What interests do they represent, what role do they play and which... Read More

Together with our consortium partner Sud-Austral, ForestFinest Consulting (FFC) advises the Dominican Republic Ministry of Environment to develop strategies to reduce deforestation and forest degradation, and to increase carbon stocks from land use activities such as forestry, agriculture and livestock. For this, FFC analyzes the interplay of direct and indirect causes for forest degradation by focusing on socio-economic and bio-geographical factors as well as regulatory mechanisms and institutional weak points that may have adverse effects on forest loss and landscape degradation. Thereby, the ministry is supported in the adaptation of public policies, laws and programs that provide incentives for public... Read More