Leveraging Soil Complexity and Food Systems for Climate

​Co-hosted by Eion, InnerPlant, and Plum Alley. Hosted at Rise, created by Barclays.

​Soil, agriculture and food systems are all highly complex and critical for meeting climate goals.

​They are also deeply interlinked. Advances in soil carbon measurement (MRV) and more reliable carbon accounting are helping us develop a better understanding of soil as a natural system, constantly interacting in unique ways as the macro environment shifts beneath our feet.

​This understanding helps us better engage and align agriculture and food systems around policies and practices that advance climate and sustainability, and guides investment and innovation.

​Join us for a panel at NY Climate Week to dig into these themes and discuss topics like:

• ​Technologies for sustainability in agriculture and valuable learnings

• ​Scaling the measurement of carbon in soil, and where we are today with soil carbon accounting and data management

• ​Supporting policies that send price signals and increase trust, confidence and demand in agriculture

• ​The farmers' role in all of this: derisking adoption of climate smart practices, non-technical challenges, external engagement for climate tech companies operating in rural areas, the future for rural areas