Tech giants like Google and Microsoft are increasing demand for high-quality carbon removal through ARR (afforestation, reforestation, and revegetation) projects. These projects restore degraded land, store carbon, and support biodiversity.

As the market moves towards permanent and transparent credits, ARR projects are becoming the new gold rush in the voluntary carbon market.

Greening the Planet: What are ARR Projects?

ARR projects They help remove carbon dioxide by planting trees and vegetation in areas without green cover. Their goal is to restore ecosystems and increase biomass, which stores carbon.

ARR is different from REDD+, which prevents deforestation. ARR focuses on creating new green areas, especially where natural forests cannot regrow. (Saptakee S., more on carboncredits.com)