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How Panama became carbon-negative

Conscious Explorer logoSource: Conscious ExplorerAugust 21, 2025
How Panama became carbon-negative
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This article is a summary of reporting by Conscious Explorer. Originally published August 21, 2025.

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Alongside Bhutan and Suriname, Panama absorbs more greenhouse gases than it emits, cementing its position as a global leader in climate action. Following decades of vulnerability to climate disasters that disrupted the Panama Canal, national authorities committed to aggressive forest conservation and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Panama continues to utilize its rich tropical biodiversity and natural carbon sinks to sustain this carbon-negative milestone.

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Panama stands out as one of only three carbon-negative countries in the world, largely due to its vast rainforest cover and proactive conservation.

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