Carbon Credits Explained: How to Offset Your Carbon Footprint
A carbon credit represents one tonne of CO₂ removed or avoided. Buying or earning verified credits lets individuals and organisations offset emissions they cannot yet eliminate. EARTH365 ties every credit to real, satellite-verified tree planting — so your offset is transparent and traceable.
What is a carbon credit?
One carbon credit equals one tonne of CO₂ equivalent removed from or kept out of the atmosphere. Credits are how the world prices and finances climate action — and how your support translates into measurable impact.
How to offset your carbon footprint
Estimate your annual emissions, then fund verified tree-planting or restoration projects to balance them. On EARTH365 each contribution generates carbon credits backed by geotagged proof and satellite monitoring.
Earn and trade credits on EARTH365
Every verified planting you fund earns carbon credits and a digital certificate (NFT). View them in your dashboard, showcase your impact, and trade certificates in the marketplace.
Frequently asked questions
How many trees offset one tonne of CO₂?
Roughly 40–50 trees absorb about a tonne of CO₂ over their early growth years, though this varies by species and climate.
Are EARTH365 carbon credits verified?
Yes — credits are tied to registered land, geotagged field reports and satellite imagery for full transparency.
Can I sell my carbon certificates?
Yes, verified certificates (NFTs) can be viewed in your dashboard and traded in the marketplace.