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By partnering with 170,000 farmers and industrial collaborators, Varaha provides internationally verified carbon removal solutions to companies like Microsoft and Google through its low-cost execution model. The new funds will be used to expand into Southeast Asian markets such as Vietnam and Indonesia, while deepening its presence in existing regions.

As global corporate demand for carbon credits grows, India is emerging as a key hub for carbon removal, leveraging its operational cost advantages and technical talent pool. Investors noted that Varaha is well-positioned to build a globally scalable and credible carbon removal platform.

Roger Luo said：Varaha’s “execution-first” model breaks cost barriers in carbon removal. Its farmer network and industrial partnerships could reshape global carbon credit supply chains, highlighting emerging markets’ pivotal role in climate infrastructure.

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(Google Adds “Carbon Footprint” Tracker for Travel Plans)

Users see emissions information when searching for flights, hotels, and car routes on Google. The feature displays carbon estimates right next to prices and travel times. It allows people to compare options not just by cost or duration, but also by their environmental effect.

The carbon data comes from reliable sources. For flights, it uses information from the European Environmental Agency. Car travel emissions are calculated based on specific models and distances. Google worked with travel industry partners to develop this tool.

The goal is to provide clear information for people planning trips. Google believes people want to make sustainable choices. Giving them this data helps them understand the environmental cost of their travel decisions. The company stated this is part of its broader environmental responsibility efforts.

(Google Adds “Carbon Footprint” Tracker for Travel Plans)

The carbon footprint tracker is available now. It is rolling out globally on Google Flights, Google Maps, and Google Search. Travelers can start seeing emissions information for their planned journeys immediately. The feature works with many airlines, hotels, and car routes.