CarbonBank explains carbon banking: how sinks like forests and storage wells hold carbon, and how registries and credit accounts track every tonne deposited.
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What Carbon Bank Does
About banking carbon: how forests, soils, and storage projects hold carbon like deposits, and how carbon credit accounts and registries keep the ledger.
How forests, wetlands, and soils bank carbon, and for how long.
Injection wells and mineralization: locking carbon away for centuries.
Who keeps the accounts of issued and retired carbon credits.
What one credit represents and how a tonne gets deposited or withdrawn.
Why some carbon deposits last decades and others last millennia.
How third parties confirm the carbon is really in the vault.
How Carbon Bank Works
Learn where carbon can be held: biological sinks, geological storage, and long-lived products.
Trace one tonne from measurement to a registry credit, and what 'retiring' that credit means.
Use the permanence guide to judge how durable any carbon deposit claim really is.
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Informally, anything that holds carbon out of the atmosphere: a forest, a peat bog, a storage well. Formally, registries act as the bookkeepers, tracking credits that represent each stored or avoided tonne.
Carbon credit markets exist, but this site covers them only as an educational topic. Nothing here is financial or investment advice — consult a licensed professional before putting money into any carbon market.
It varies enormously: a forest can release its carbon in one fire, while mineralized storage is effectively permanent. Permanence is the single most important question to ask about any carbon storage claim.
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