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NACW25: US “carbon refugees” may seek Article 6 authorisation elsewhere, say experts
ECS25: Germany wants all international VCM activities registered under Article 6.4
EU Parliament to fast-track vote on green reporting simplification this week
Current pace of EU renewables projects is insufficient -EU Court of Auditors
Major consumer brands are driving fracking and fuelling the plastic crisis -study
US next gen geothermal developer snags major investors for expansion
Right-wing attempt to block EU funding for climate NGOs collapses
Indian developer sells over 60k credits to carbon removal platform
Euro Markets: Midday Update
Japan sets up centralised agency for JCM projects, registry
EU opens up applications for CBAM importers
FEATURE: The critical changes happening for nature-based solutions in the UK water sector
Australian watchdog offers more clarity on emissions reporting
Japanese trading house, French startup launch investment platform for nature-based projects
Meta signs 25-year off take deal for planned floating solar PV system to support regional data centres
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Social hour at the gas rodeo: Why the market is broken
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Average person will be 40% poorer if world warms by 4C, new research shows
Experts say previous economic models underestimated impact of global heating – as well as likely ‘cascading supply chain disruptions’
Economic models have systematically underestimated how global heating will affect people’s wealth, according to a new study that finds 4C warming will make the average person 40% poorer – an almost four-fold increase on some estimates.
The study, by Australian scientists, says average global GDP per person will be reduced by 16% even if warming is kept to 2C higher, . This is much higher than previous estimates of a drop of about 1.4%.
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