Unlocking the Potential of Plant-Based Carbon Sequestration
The increasing concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the Earth’s atmosphere is a pressing global issue that has been affecting our planet since the Industrial Revolution. Runaway atmospheric carbon is foreseeable at some point in the future if global emissions remain unchanged. Technological and terrestrial solutions can be deployed to prevent atmospheric carbon levels from reaching a damaging tipping point. Addressing this issue requires an innovative and sustainable approach to reduce CO2 emissions and enhance carbon sequestration. An emerging marketplace for CO2 offsets is taking shape in the form of a plant-based solution—using biomass to store atmospheric carbon. Carbon sequestration
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Troy has enjoyed thirty years of selling land in Washington State and the Pacific Northwest. He is the former President/CEO of Hodges Gilliam & Dana and now leads Washington and Alaska for Fay Ranches. Troy is also a Board Member of the Fay Ranches Community Foundation. Prior to embarking on his real estate career, Troy was a USCG Licensed captain of tug boats operating on the Yukon River and coastal Alaska from the Arctic Ocean to Prince William Sound.
