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European Bank for Research and Development falls short of ending fossil fuel investment
Direct air capture an ‘outrageously expensive boondoggle’, say scientists, entrepreneurs
Carbon standard signs MoU with African country alliance amid Article 6 uncertainty
INTERVIEW: EU emissions intensity target for shipping a key driver for clean fuels, says green methanol producer
EU candidates call on Brussels to help them assess carbon pricing options
Just Stop Oil activist is first to be jailed under new UK protest law
Stephen Gingell, 57, given six-month sentence for ‘interference with key national infrastructure’
A climate activist has been jailed for six months after pleading guilty to taking part in a peaceful slow march protest on a London road.
The sentence handed to Stephen Gingell, 57, is thought to be the first jailing under a new law that critics say makes anyone walking in a road liable for prosecution for “interference with key national infrastructure”.
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Carbon credit certifier, agriculture bank sign capacity-building MoU
Ugandan project eligible for FSC-certified nature claim sponsorship
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Global coal use hit 2023 record but will decline out to 2026 -report
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Taiwan releases draft rules on domestic carbon credit trading
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CN Markets: CEA trading volume continues to drop amid lukewarm demand
Western Australian government moves to protect 400,000 ha of old growth forest
Regen Network weighs taking on board Terrasos biodiversity credits
Australian states release vastly different climate plans
Cop28 president says his firm will keep investing in oil
Exclusive: Sultan Al Jaber says Adnoc has to meet demand for fossil fuels, and hails ‘unprecedented’ Cop deal
The president of the Cop28 climate summit will continue with his oil company’s record investment in oil and gas production, despite coordinating a global deal to “transition away” from fossil fuels.
Sultan Al Jaber, who is also the chief executive of the United Arab Emirates’ national oil and gas company, Adnoc, told the Guardian the company had to satisfy demand for fossil fuels.
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