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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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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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 ...
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, ...
Japan’s largest banks, trading houses, and a major power supplier are "failing to take climate risk seriously enough", a group of environmental groups said Friday, following results from annual ...
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