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Planetary is proud to be the flagship contributor to Carbon to Sea’s newly launched OAE Data Commons, building on our longstanding commitment to transparency and open access to our data.  From the beginning, Planetary Technologies has believed that progress in coastal ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) depends on more than demonstrating that the science works; it […]

In order to understand and quantify its impact on the world, Planetary conducts a lifecycle analysis (LCA) to account for the greenhouse gas emissions that occur as part of its carbon removal activities. Since most of our economy is still based on fossil fuels, it is impossible to avoid emitting carbon dioxide (CO2) and other […]

Planetary’s second Two-Eyed Seeing session brought together Mi’kmaq knowledge holders, community members, advisers and Planetary staff for a day of learning, reflection and relationship-building in Eskasoni, Nova Scotia. On August 27, 2026, Planetary gathered at the Sarah Denny Cultural Centre in Eskasoni, Nova Scotia, for the second session of our Two-Eyed Seeing journey. Our first […]

On April 28, 2026, we held the kickoff session for our Two-Eyed Seeing Committee at the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Secretariat. This marks a first of its kind effort in the coastal ocean alkalinity enhancement field, bringing Two-Eyed Seeing into both practice and governance.  As Mi’kmaw Elder Dr. Albert Marshall, who first introduced […]

We’re excited to share Planetary’s 2025 Community Engagement Report, a visual story of what it looks like to build climate solutions with communities. The report captures a year of deeper collaboration, shared action, and trust-building across Tufts Cove in Nova Scotia and the Elizabeth River in Virginia built over previous years of engagement. Planetary held […]

In this episode of Breaking Ground, Making Waves, Planetary’s speaker series, Diana Philip speaks with Chris Moore, Virginia Executive Director of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF), about what it takes to restore and protect one of the most important watersheds in the United States with a focus on the Foundation’s work and impact in Virginia. […]

We Are Proud To Share Our Recent Updates With Our Community! From Nova Scotia to Virginia and meetings spanning the globe, Planetary’s work this season has been defined by momentum. Across each region and partnership, our commitment to responsible progress that is grounded in science, transparency, and collaboration is driving meaningful climate and ocean impact. Read […]

At Planetary, we believe the ocean holds one of the most powerful tools for tackling climate change, and today, we’re proud to share a milestone that helps bring this vision closer to reality. Frontier buyers have signed a $31.3 million offtake agreement with Planetary to remove over 115,000 tons of CO₂ between 2026 and 2030 […]

A Conversation with Eric Christmas on Indigenous Leadership and Knowledge Systems Meaningful innovation does not happen in isolation. It happens in dialogue with communities, with culture, and with care. That’s why our “Breaking Ground, Making Waves” series has been highlighting the voices of leaders whose work is transforming the way we understand and relate to […]

Planetary Update: Summer 2025 Edition It’s been a busy few months since our last update, and Halifax has been buzzing. Here’s a roundup of what’s been happening with a spotlight on progress, people, and pivotal moments from Tufts Cove to the global stage. Science & MRV Verified Credit Milestone: Isometric has issued 625.6 tonnes of […]