Understanding carbon markets: the current landscape and challenges
Carbon markets face challenges in regulation and trust, requiring reforms to ensure transparency, effectiveness, and support for climate protection projects.
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Carbon markets face challenges in regulation and trust, requiring reforms to ensure transparency, effectiveness, and support for climate protection projects.
The Conversation launches a quick climate dictionary to demystify key terms and drive optimism, featuring expert insights on topics like "net zero" and "blue carbon."
Nearly 200 nations approve UN-led global carbon market standards, addressing criticisms and boosting effectiveness in tackling climate change
JPMorgan Chase reveals its Energy Supply Financing Ratio, showing $1.29 in green energy funding for every $1 in high-carbon financing in 2023.
Carbon Clean's new Cyclone CC C1 design aims to revolutionise carbon capture with improved efficiency and a reduced environmental footprint, aligning with…
The upgraded API by Isometric is devised to offer enhanced data accessibility. It caters to carbon credit buyers, suppliers, and intermediaries
In a significant development for environmental technology and climate action, two trailblazers in carbon removal have declared a strategic alliance
These new standards are a key element in our effort to deliver a crediting mechanism that is fit for the future
The Global CCS Institute has released the Global Status of CCS 2024 Report, highlighting a year marked by significant milestones and growth
Compiled by a team of specialists, the report underscores the rapid expansion of the CDR market.
Exomad Green revealed its intention to double its current carbon removal capacity from 400,000 tonnes to an impressive 800,000 tonnes by the year 2027.
Meta commits $35M to carbon removal projects, partnering with the DOE to scale innovative solutions and achieve net-zero emissions across its value chain by 2030.