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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $500-million policy-based loan to help the Philippines implement its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and more broadly mitigate the effects of ...
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Australia will meet its 2030 climate targets to cut emissions 43% below 2005 levels by 2030, according to fresh analysis by the government, while efforts to pass a bill on the country’s nature reforms ...
Washington’s Department of Ecology (ECY) on Tuesday outlined its additional considerations for changes to the state’s Clean Fuel Standard (WCFS), which included book-and-claim as well as avoided ...
A British Columbia-headquartered carbon capture company announced Tuesday that a provincial fund had committed C$15 million ($10.7 mln) to accelerate the firm’s domestic and international projects. A ...
A coalition of non-profits last week filed a lawsuit against a California county for its approval of a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, which they alleged was done without addressing key ...
There is still little clarity on China’s emissions pathway, which experts believe could leave open the possibility of emissions increases until 2030 and very slow reductions afterwards, despite recent ...
A satellite set to launch early next year will measure forest biomass more accurately than before, with the ability to precisely understand the carbon emissions arising from land-use change globally – ...
A top refiner in Japan has secured another partnership to carry out emissions reduction projects in the country's livestock production industry, targeting the abatement potential in dairy and beef ...
ANALYSIS: International carbon markets now “open for business” but patience needed before scale hits
UN-approved international carbon markets are now ready to fully operationalise, following the landmark decision to finalise Article 6 in Baku, but questions over demand, and a robust methodological ...
More airlines need to follow our example and invest in CDR, says major European airline; ANALYSIS: International carbon markets now “open for business” but patie ...
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