Northeast, Nebraska | TheJoker - 1/26/2026 09:43
Not for the program I signed up for with Streamline. Loam gets 30% of the carbon tons off my acres. If I sell the other 70% they don’t get a penny of it.
Well I was concerned about the market going to crap too, especially when Nestle pulled back on purchases.
But Loam has been around for a decade selling carbon on an international marketplace. Carbon credits are mandated in Europe, Australia, and several other markets. Those are the primary purchasers of the credits on the Loam marketplace. Trump isn’t going to be turning around EU or Australian carbon policies, it just isn’t something he has any control over.
How long have you been signed up? And have you gotten any tests done showing how much carbon you built? I have friends in the program but none have been in it long enough to get paid and I wanted to look into it for myself but it is only worth it if you make enough money off of it and the carbon has to be proven before you get paid. What happens if we accidentally put something out there that slows or kills the biology we are paying to put out there and don't even know it? |
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