Soil-carbon markets aim to make climate-friendly farming (i) _____ by paying for additional carbon storage. Measurement
is difficult, however, and gains may be reversed by later land use or extreme weather. The concept is not thereby empty, but credible credits require conservative baselines, long monitoring, and rules that treat permanence as a (ii) _____ obligation rather than a (iii) _____ assumption. Which outline would best prevent a local-context misread when solving the three blanks in this passage about markets for soil-carbon credits?