Annonce axée sur la RSE et la compensation carbone de Google, sans lien direct avec les technologies d'intelligence artificielle ou le développement logiciel.
Il s'agit du premier projet basé sur l'agroforesterie intégré au programme de capture de carbone de Google, marquant une diversification des investissements écologiques des hyperscalers.
Via la coalition Symbiosis, Google a signé un contrat long terme avec la société Thryve.Earth. Le projet restaure des terres dégradées sur l'île de Sulawesi en remplaçant des herbes invasives par des cultures étagées de palmiers, d'arbres fruitiers et de maïs.
Impact concret
Les directeurs RSE d'entreprises technologiques disposent d'un exemple d'accord d'achat de crédits carbone combinant restauration d'écosystèmes et soutien agricole local.
Applications concrètes
Séquestration du carbone par régénération des sols dégradés et diversification des revenus agricoles locaux en Indonésie.
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