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Baltic Sea Action Group (BSAG) has launched the three-year HITTI project, in March 2022. The farmer-oriented project promotes adaptive carbon farming throughout the agricultural sector. Farmers participating in the project develop adaptive carbon farming methods and form core groups and pioneering groups in the Pirkanmaa and Uusimaa regions. The groups in the Pirkanmaa region focus... Read more »
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Baltic Sea Action Group (BSAG) brings Finnish expertise on soils and multi-benefit climate solutions to the global stage more intensely than ever before. BSAG has been invited to speak at events related to the UN’s climate change conference (COP26) and will thereby raise awareness of solutions and practices developed through Carbon Action work among the... Read more »
Carbon Action has been chosen as one of the eight nominees for the Nordic Council Environment Prize 2021. The winner will be announced on the 2nd of November. The theme of this year’s prize is sustainable food systems. As for agriculture, this year the council of the Nordic countries emphasizes recirculated plant nutrition and environmentally... Read more »
Nestlé Finland and Baltic Sea Action Group (BSAG) are starting a cooperation which aims to curb climate change and eutrophication of the Baltic Sea. Nestlé Finland joins the Carbon Action Platform and makes a Baltic Sea Commitment. As part of the commitment Nestlé provides training and support for farmers to transit their production into regenerative... Read more »
Systemic change in the field of agriculture is in progress globally (read more on recent blog). Co-operation and co-development with international regenerative agriculture networks is important for Carbon Action. Carbon Action has been well noticed as part of the forerunner networks. One indication of that was the Land and Soil Management Award ’Diploma of Recognition’ that Carbon... Read more »