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Civil society organisations urged Brazil to spearhead a global pact to mobilise $125 billion in large-scale, long-term finance to address one of the world’s most critical climate tipping points, in a ...
The world’s largest rainforest, Amazon, has the potential to generate 1.3 billion REDD+ and 49.1 million afforestation, reforestation and revegetation (ARR) carbon credits annually, according to a ...
BioCarbon Standard, the Colombia-based nature certification standard, published this week methodologies for water credits, improved forest management, and avoided planned forest conversion. A Carbon ...
Natural Resources Canada is investing over C$21.5 million ($15.8 mln) into five carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) projects in Alberta, the federal government announced Friday. A Carbon ...
A method of removing pollution from rivers was found to boost the population of an aquatic microorganism that uptakes CO2, according to research published by Asia-based scientists. A Carbon Pulse ...
The outgoing head of Australia’s carbon market industry body is set to begin a new role at the newly created Net Zero Economy Authority (NZEA) later this month, he told Carbon Pulse. A Carbon Pulse ...
The UK government has approved the massive Mona Offshore Wind Farm – comprising 96 turbines – for construction, as part of its strategy to reignite the British renewable energy sector. A Carbon Pulse ...
An academic paper has called for faith-managed forests at sacred sites to be eligible for participation in voluntary carbon markets, after calculating the value of carbon stocks and biodiversity ...
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Carbon credit issuance crunched lower in the first half of 2025 as the project developers switched to providing newer vintages for an increasingly integrity-conscious market, according to data ...
A US-based environmental advocacy group has recommended that Google withdraw from all carbon market related activities and instead prioritise direct investment in renewable energy infrastructure, ...
Importing green energy-intensive products such as ammonia and reduced iron could help decarbonise European industry by reducing clean electricity demand by more than 500 TWh, while also supporting ...