Cultivando uma nova era para a agricultura, impulsionada pela remoção permanente de carbono.
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A InPlanet aproveita as vantagens do intemperismo nos trópicos para implementar o Intemperismo Aprimorado de Rochas, proporcionando uma remoção de carbono de alta integridade que remineraliza solos esgotados no coração do Brasil.
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The soil that feeds the world is degrading faster than it recovers
Farmers are stuck in a negative feedback loop —more chemical inputs, diminishing yields, rising costs. Meanwhile, every five seconds another soccer field of fertile soil is lost to erosion. The system that feeds 8 billion people is eroding the ground it depends on. Yet farmers cannot simply stop.
more than
of the world’s soils could become degraded by 2050 if current trends continue.
Source: FAO
Our mission is to remove gigatons of CO₂ while advancing regenerative agriculture
InPlanet is scaling Enhanced Rock Weathering across Brazil to restore tropical soils, reduce reliance on conventional agricultural inputs, and permanently remove CO₂.
ENHANCED ROCK WEATHERING
Nature invented this process. We made it fast enough to matter.
For millions of years, rainwater has broken down silicate rock and locked away CO₂. By finely grinding basalt and spreading it across warm, wet, tropical farmland, we accelerate weathering from millions of years to just a few years, capturing carbon and regenerating soils with every rainfall.
OUR APPROACH
From quarry to verified credits in four steps
01
Source
We source basalt from local mines and connect with tropical farmers.
02
Apply
Our farmers apply finely crushed basalt to their fields.
03
Weather
Rainwater reacts with basalt, capturing CO2 in a stable bicarbonate.
04
Measure
Our MRV approach ensures high-integrity carbon removal credits.
OUR OPERATIONS
Hectares treated with rock powder
The best place on Earth to weather rock
With abundant basalt reserves, intense rainfall, degraded soils, and one of the world’s largest agricultural sectors, Brazil is where enhanced rock weathering can scale.
Hectares of available farmland
Millimeters of annual rainfall
Basalt resources in the Paraná Basin





