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Google has entered a partnership with Holocene to support its direct-air capture technology for collecting and removing carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere.
Google will purchase carbon removal credits from Holocene at a rate of $ 100 per metric ton.
Google has made a big investment in buying carbon offsets, but its greenhouse gas emissions have risen in the past five years .
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