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“Explosive” demand for nature-based solutions in Europe, survey shows
EU27 formally backs exit plan from controversial Energy Charter Treaty
FEATURE: EU’s carbon removal certification law paves way for negative emissions in waste-to-energy sector
World's earliest forest discovered, scientists say
CBAM may lead to higher prices, emissions from UK power exports to EU -report
French investor, voluntary carbon project developer announce senior hires
CF ASIA: Global shippers frustrated at hold up in opening EUA accounts to plan for EU ETS costs
CF ASIA: South Korea plans to launch carbon-linked financial product, market reaction may be lukewarm
CF ASIA: Private sector must pony up trillions of dollars world needs for climate goals
FEATURE: Jurisdictional issues hinder marine biodiversity credit market development, experts say
INTERVIEW: Forest investor mulls generating biodiversity credits from 7,000 hectares
Direct air capture developer signs carbon removals offtake deals with airlines
Red panda found in luggage of smuggling suspects at Thailand airport
Bangkok customs officers arrest six after finding 87 animals, including lizards, birds, a monkey and snakes
Thai customs officials have arrested six Indian nationals for attempting to smuggle dozens of wild animals, including a red panda and cotton-top tamarin monkey, out of the country.
Officers found 87 animals, including monitor lizards, birds and snakes, packaged inside the suspects’ checked luggage at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport. They were trying to fly to Mumbai.
Continue reading...Qantas commits A$10 mln to help restore Great Barrier Reef
CF ASIA: CCER supply may remain limited this year as China expected to take wait-and-see attitude
Investigation into logging on Kangaroo Island under way after release of ‘horrific images’ of dead koalas
Logging stopped as Australian Agribusiness Group says its teams have resolved to increase efforts ‘on the protection of the local animal population’ and that they ‘are operating well beyond what is considered best practice for wildlife management’
WARNING: contains images some viewers may find distressing
Government and RSPCA inspectors are investigating the logging of blue gum plantations on Kangaroo Island after the release of what the South Australian deputy premier described as “horrific” images of koalas allegedly being killed and injured.
Logging has been stopped while the investigation takes place.. It follows Guardian Australia publishing photos of seriously injured and dead koalas, and the Seven Network airing footage of koalas clinging to and being thrown from falling blue gums.
Continue reading...Former Pollination director joins Australian airline as head of carbon markets
Budget fell far short on UK green investment, experts say
Green economists dismayed by failure to recognise one of the fastest-expanding areas of business
Opportunities to revive the UK’s flagging economy by boosting green industry were missed in one of the least green budgets of recent years, experts have said.
Several said this failure to recognise one of the fastest-expanding areas of business – the net zero economy grew by 9% in key areas last year, while the rest of the economy was stagnant, according to CBI estimates – would drag down the UK in the short and long term.
Continue reading...PNG REDD+ carbon project hits another road block
Sharpe denies”bullying” as renewable zone transmission push comes under fire
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