Carbon Policy News

Five EU member states will play a significant role in influencing carbon pricing in the second phase of the 27-member bloc's second cap-and-trade...

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) expects that between 100 to 150 million offsets will be necessary to compensate for airlines' emissions...

The US is delaying the payout of a $2.6 billion climate finance package to South Africa, stirring worries that the funds could be...

The Canadian government has announced funding packages for a range of forestry projects in British Columbia and Quebec...

Measuring the recovery time of mangroves from hurricanes and tropical cyclones - the main natural factors affecting...

New Zealand will increase free industrial allowance of carbon allowances to the country's only aluminium smelter to about 1.2 million...

A group of civil society and research organisations has urged global governments to revive efforts to reverse large-scale forest loss...

The World Bank's recent decision to give a guarantee against non-delivery of carbon credits from Kenyan cookstoves utility Koko will not...

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has uploaded two regulatory documents to support the...

Startups focused on carbon dioxide removal need to adapt their work to a different political climate in order to survive the next few years...

The use of sustainable aviation fuel can reduce soot emissions in aviation leading to fewer and weaker condensation trails but a multi-pronged...

Peru and Singapore are on course to conclude in April a bilateral agreement under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, a...

The Ministry of Forests for the Canadian province of British Columbia (BC) has accepted recommendations by a government watchdog to use a...

A South Korean government entity has opened a 2025 funding call for domestic entities to apply for up to KRW 4.2 billion ($2.9 million) to help...

A gathering of decision makers and various organisations involved in Kenya's project-based carbon markets have heard a range of concerns relating to how the East African country...

Developers carrying out ocean field trials for marine C02 removal (mCDR) face complex and overlapping legal liability challenges in the US and...

A province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) launched a call for mobilisation of resources to promote agroforestry initiatives....

Emissions trading business lobby IETA has called on the EU to provide more clarity on the use of carbon credits by companies to...

Prolonged and uncertain state-level permitting timelines can be the determining factor for the survival of a direct air capture (DAC) company...

A Brazilian lobby group representing insurance companies is challenging a rule set under the carbon law approved by Congress last year...