We Bury Co2 Bricks In The Ground To Make Carbon Negative Products

The carbon negative process we use is called carbon casting – taking farmers’ and foresters’ unwanted biomass (like plant and wood waste) that would otherwise release Co2 into the air and turning it into Co2 bricks which are then permanently buried underground (and are expected to last at least 1,000 years). 

Our ringtones and wallpapers can help you make your cellphone carbon negative and our physical, organic products can too. They are sourced and made in North America so they start with low Co2 travel miles (the average tee, for example, produces 5-7 kgs of Co2 and we estimate ours create less than 5 kgs per tee) – we then remove 10 kgs of Co2 from the air through carbon casting to provide you with a carbon negative tee that removes more Co2 than it emits!

To cool the climate, science demands we create a carbon negative economy and we want to make that process as fun and easy as possible. I’m Peep the Bird, please spread the word!