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  "tags": [
    "Carbon sequestration",
    "350 Seattle",
    "Amazon Employees for Climate Justice",
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    "Greenpeace USA",
    "Hip Hop Caucus",
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  "textContent": "Microsoft, by every available accounting, was the carbon removal market. As of April 13, per CDR.fyi via ESG Dive, Microsoft accounted for 78.5% of all disclosed durable carbon removal contracts, with over 36.4 million metric tons purchased.\n\nThe post Microsoft Pauses Its Carbon Indulgence Spending. The Usual Suspects Are Upset. appeared first on Watts Up With That?.",
  "title": "Microsoft Pauses Its Carbon Indulgence Spending. The Usual Suspects Are Upset."
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