Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Soil might just be the most powerful and underused climate solution we have.
In this episode of the Climate Confident podcast, I’m joined by Kanika Chandaria, Climate Lead at Agreena - Europe’s largest soil carbon platform, to dig into why regenerative agriculture is emerging as a serious tool in the fight against climate change.
We explore how healthy soils can sequester up to 5 gigatonnes of CO₂ per year, the challenges farmers face in making the switch to regenerative practices, and the role of carbon credits, MRV, and finance in scaling soil-based climate solutions.
Kanika also shares how Agreena is leveraging satellite data, AI, and strong partnerships across the food and finance sectors to accelerate change on the ground, quite literally.
If your business has climate targets, works in food, agriculture, or sustainability, or you’re just curious about real-world, scalable solutions, this one’s worth a watch.
🟢 Subscribe for more expert conversations on climate strategy, emissions reduction, and sustainable innovation.
🎧 Listen to the full podcast: climateconfidentpodcast.com
🌍 Learn more about Agreena: agreena.com
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Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
01:10 – What is Agreena?
03:20 – What is regenerative agriculture?
06:10 – Soil as a carbon sink
09:00 – Why soil carbon is overlooked
13:00 – Challenges for farmers
17:30 – MRV: Measuring soil carbon
20:00 – Comparing soil carbon to DAC and biochar
22:00 – Finance’s role in regen ag
25:00 – Building trust with data
27:00 – Interoperability across markets
30:00 – Agtech innovations
33:00 – Kanika’s call to action
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Tags
regenerative agriculture, soil carbon, climate solutions, carbon removal, climate tech, sustainable farming, climate confident, net zero, agtech, sustainable supply chains, MRV, carbon credits
Soil might just be the most powerful and underused climate solution we have.
In this episode of the Climate Confident podcast, I’m joined by Kanika Chandaria, Climate Lead at Agreena - Europe’s largest soil carbon platform, to dig into why regenerative agriculture is emerging as a serious tool in the fight against climate change.
We explore how healthy soils can sequester up to 5 gigatonnes of CO₂ per year, the challenges farmers face in making the switch to regenerative practices, and the role of carbon credits, MRV, and finance in scaling soil-based climate solutions.
Kanika also shares how Agreena is leveraging satellite data, AI, and strong partnerships across the food and finance sectors to accelerate change on the ground, quite literally.
If your business has climate targets, works in food, agriculture, or sustainability, or you’re just curious about real-world, scalable solutions, this one’s worth a watch.
🟢 Subscribe for more expert conversations on climate strategy, emissions reduction, and sustainable innovation.
🎧 Listen to the full podcast: climateconfidentpodcast.com
🌍 Learn more about Agreena: agreena.com
⸻
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
01:10 – What is Agreena?
03:20 – What is regenerative agriculture?
06:10 – Soil as a carbon sink
09:00 – Why soil carbon is overlooked
13:00 – Challenges for farmers
17:30 – MRV: Measuring soil carbon
20:00 – Comparing soil carbon to DAC and biochar
22:00 – Finance’s role in regen ag
25:00 – Building trust with data
27:00 – Interoperability across markets
30:00 – Agtech innovations
33:00 – Kanika’s call to action
⸻
Tags
regenerative agriculture, soil carbon, climate solutions, carbon removal, climate tech, sustainable farming, climate confident, net zero, agtech, sustainable supply chains, MRV, carbon credits
