None of the world's largest emitting governments are compliant with the goals of the Paris Agreement, but Denmark was once again a standout performer, according to annual rankings published on Tuesday ...
Central African countries unveiled on Tuesday a new mechanism to reward forest communities for protecting the Congo Basin, rolling out a Payments for Environmental Services (PES) system that directly ...
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The European Commission gave the green light on Tuesday to a German plan worth up to €1.75 billion to support Lausitz Energie Kraftwerke AG (LEAG) as the utility moves to shutter its lignite-fired ...
An initiative aimed at unlocking financing for peatland conservation and restoration has launched pilots in Peru and Uganda, it announced on Monday.
A London-based carbon data company on Tuesday launched a biomass data platform at COP30 aimed at improving forest carbon measurement accuracy and credit integrity across both voluntary and compliance ...
Large-scale tree planting in Canada’s northwestern boreal region could remove around 3.9 billion tonnes of CO2 by 2100 under realistic deployment assumptions, research published last week has found.
Suriname doubles down on attempts to market REDD+ outcomes as ITMOs in NDC 3.0; COP30: 15 govts pledge to recognise 160 mln ha of community land; COP30: UK firm laun ...
France and Brazil announced on Tuesday they are in favour of an ocean taskforce to help raise national efforts to conserve and restore marine habitats.
China publishes allowance allocation plan for three major industries; Boreal planting in Canada could deliver 3.9 bln tonnes CO2 removals by 2100; BRIEFING: UK govt ...
Fifteen governments formally committed this week to recognise 160 million hectares of Indigenous, Afro-descendant, and local community land.
China has released its finalised allowance allocation plan to regulate emitters from the cement, steel, and aluminium sectors for 2024 and 2025 compliance under the national emission trading scheme.