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BRIEFING: Watch Congress climate spending amid Trump deregulation, experts say

Carbon Pulse - 11 hours 1 min ago
US President Donald Trump’s withdrawals of federal climate policy have yet to come to fruition in Congress’ budget, as experts encouraged stakeholders to pursue engagement with elected officials on a webinar Wednesday.
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ARB issues no offsets during bi-weekly cycle for second time in 2025

Carbon Pulse - 11 hours 39 min ago
California issued no new compliance-grade offsets in its most recent bi-weekly distribution of the year, marking the second time no offsets were distributed so far in 2025, data published by the state regulator ARB Wednesday showed.
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Canadian govt seeks CDR industry feedback as it prepares C$10 mln credit procurement programme

Carbon Pulse - 13 hours 7 min ago
The Canadian government has launched a request for information (RFI) to assess industry interest and capacity in supplying CO2 removal (CDR) offset credits, as part of its strategy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
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New carbon removal company launches with focus on Brazil

Carbon Pulse - 13 hours 15 min ago
Two voluntary carbon market stalwarts have launched a new company in a bid to create the next generation of biomass-based carbon removal projects, initially focusing on Brazil.
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Executives more emboldened on ESG than junior employees, finds report

Carbon Pulse - 13 hours 15 min ago
Executives are more driven by ESG issues than junior employees in the workplace, even if they come up against commercial trade-offs, finds a new report.
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$70 mln boost for maritime emissions capture startup as tech trials begin

Carbon Pulse - 14 hours 30 min ago
A startup that captures shipping vessel emissions has secured $70 million in funding to accelerate the deployment of its technology, which it has started to trial in California.
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US-based CCS firm raises $20 mln to expand deployment, hire top talent

Carbon Pulse - 14 hours 55 min ago
A US-based distributed carbon capture technology provider has closed a $20 million funding round and will use the cash to expand the deployment of its technology across North America and attract top industry talent
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WCI Markets: Traders unfazed as Q1 auction settles sub-$30, lowest in two years

Carbon Pulse - 16 hours 22 min ago
The Q1 California-Quebec current vintage carbon auction settled in line with secondary market prices and market expectations for a sub-$30 clear, even as California Carbon Allowance (CCA) futures had already moved higher post sale in anticipation of the start of programme extension discussions. 
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California agency outlines rejection of LCFS amendments

Carbon Pulse - 17 hours 41 min ago
The administrator responsible for reviewing rules put forth by California’s state agencies issued on Tuesday a detailed list of reasons for disapproving the November regulatory changes to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS).
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The atmosphere is getting better at cleaning itself – but that’s not all good news

The Conversation - 18 hours 12 min ago
Hydroxyl scrubs the potent greenhouse gas methane from the atmosphere. But its production is linked with emissions of other pollutants. Hinrich Schaefer, Research Scientist Trace Gases, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.
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Intense heat changes our biology and can make us age significantly faster: study

The Conversation - 18 hours 13 min ago
Sustained heat takes it out of you, quite literally. Researchers have found heat accelerates ageing by changing how our bodies switch genes off and on. Rongbin Xu, Research Fellow in Health and Epigenetics, Monash University Shuai Li, Associate Professor in Genetic Epidemiology, The University of Melbourne Licensed as Creative Commons – attribution, no derivatives.
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FEATURE: BRICS see opportunity to rise as non-Western counterpoint in climate policy

Carbon Pulse - 19 hours 23 min ago
The large BRICS emerging economies could reshape the international climate policy landscape, but expectations of this non-Western coalition should be “moderate” despite its recent embrace of carbon markets, according to experts speaking to Carbon Pulse.
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Deglobalisation could increase decarbonisation costs by 30%, study finds

Carbon Pulse - 19 hours 41 min ago
A shift toward local manufacturing in clean technology could significantly drive up the cost of decarbonisation, with new research suggesting that deglobalisation may add 30% to the overall expense of transitioning to a low-carbon economy.
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‘Age of Electricity’ rests on grid expansion, upgrades

Carbon Pulse - 20 hours 31 min ago
Widespread electrification with clean power will make or break decarbonisation in the UK and around the world — but it can’t happen without speedy, and hefty, investments in grid upgrades within the decade, experts said this week.
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Estonian carbon credit platform partners with Swedish forestry marketplace

Carbon Pulse - 20 hours 48 min ago
A Tallinn-headquartered carbon removal developer has partnered with Sweden’s largest digital forestry marketplace to help landowners generate revenue from carbon credits, it was announced this week.
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Total collapse of vital Atlantic currents unlikely this century, study finds

The Guardian - 21 hours 16 min ago

Climate scientists caution, however, that even weakened currents would cause profound harm to humanity

Vital Atlantic Ocean currents are unlikely to completely collapse this century, according to a study, but scientists say a severe weakening remains probable and would still have disastrous impacts on billions of people.

The Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (Amoc) is a system of currents that plays a crucial role in the global climate. The climate crisis is weakening the complex system, but determining if and when it will collapse is difficult.

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EU proposes to exempt small importers from CBAM, delay sale of certificates by one year

Carbon Pulse - 21 hours 26 min ago
The European Commission has proposed raising the threshold for importers of goods covered by the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), bringing around €1.2 bln in savings while still covering over 99% of emissions, it announced on Wednesday.
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