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isometric registry
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The isometric registry tag on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's purchase of durable carbon removal credits from Vaulted Deep, a startup using bioslurry injection for long-term carbon storage. The deal involves up to 4.9 million metric tons of carbon dioxide removal over 12 years, aimed at offsetting emissions from Microsoft's AI data center expansion. Discussions focus on the registry's role in verifying and tracking such carbon credits, ensuring permanence and environmental integrity. The tag is relevant for users interested in Microsoft's climate commitments, carbon offset markets, and the intersection of enterprise IT sustainability with AI infrastructure growth.
Microsoft’s newest climate play is as blunt as it is unconventional: buy millions of tons of “bioslurry” — a sludgy mix of human sewage, farm manure and industrial sludge — and pump it more than a mile underground so the carbon it contains stays put. The company has agreed to purchase up to 4.9...