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Biodiversity Pulse Weekly: Thursday August 31, 2023
A weekly summary of our biodiversity news plus bite-sized updates from around the world. All articles in this edition are free to read (no subscription required).
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Political ambition to improve drying ponds lacking, researchers say
Small water bodies with crucial benefits for biodiversity have been overlooked due to their size, a German research centre has said.
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Japanese oil and gas firm taps into domestic market with regional forestry project
A major oil and natural gas explorer in Japan has teamed up with a local government to back a forest project registered under the J-Credit scheme as part of its sustainability strategy to secure forest offsets at home and abroad, it announced Thursday.
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ANALYSIS: Experts cautious on calls for European carbon central bank
Amid recent calls for the introduction of a European carbon central bank to help regulate the EU ETS beyond 2030 as well as integrate removals into the mechanism, stakeholders have raised concerns both on the feasibility as well the necessity of introducing such a centralised regulatory body.
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South Korea to fund companies that launch carbon projects abroad
South Korea is planning to provide financial support for the private sector to embark on international emissions reduction projects, laying the foundation for the implementation of such projects to scale up the supply of international credits.
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Indian state govt launches smallholder farmer carbon market initiative
A state government in India announced this week it will be working with partners to establish a network of smallholders farmers that will be able to earn carbon credits for agricultural innovation.
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Associate Director Commodities and Carbon Sales, Commonwealth Bank of Australia – Sydney
Associate Director, Commodities & Carbon Sales, is responsible for working with the Executive Directors in Commodities & Carbon and executing the Sales strategy across the Commodities and Carbon business segment with a focus on Australia and New Zealand.
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Japan giants plan lower carbon, lower energy feedstock for glassmaking
Mitsubishi’s industrial arm could be producing circular carbon methanol (CCM) at commercial scale by 2030 via carbon capture and utilisation.
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CP Daily: Wednesday August 30, 2023
A daily summary of our news plus bite-sized updates from around the world.
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Brazil ETS bill vote delayed in Senate after governors issue demands
A vote on legislation which includes Brazilian President Luiz Inacio da Silva's draft emissions trading system proposal that was scheduled to take place in the Senate Environmental Committee on Wednesday has been postponed.
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Industrial Decarbonization Specialist, California Air Resources Board – Sacramento
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US offering $350 mln to reduce methane output from oil and gas
US states can now draw on $350 million in grants from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to monitor and reduce methane emissions from their oil and gas operations.
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Two US carbon removal ecosystem players receive federal funding to advance DAC
A coalition led by a California-based research centre and an incubator for engineered carbon removal have both received Department of Energy funding to advance direct air capture in the US.
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Ratings firm highlights cracks in Everland’s REDD+ robustness claims
In an attempt to allay market confusion from contrasting conclusions reached by REDD+ stakeholders and academics last week, an offset ratings firm released an analysis on Wednesday explaining key shortcomings of one of the studies.
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Forest fires double in intensity in past 20 years, data shows, fuelling concerns over climate change feedback loop
Forest fires are getting worse, burning almost twice the tree cover in the last 20 years compared to the previous two decades, according to new analysis.
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Gabon coup highlights risks ahead of summit to attract carbon investment to Africa
Gabon has become the latest African country to be shaken by unrest after senior military officers staged a coup on Wednesday, days before Kenya and the African Union Commission host a summit that intends to drive carbon investment into the continent.
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US lawmakers introduce bill to promote small forest landowner participation in carbon markets
A bipartisan pair of US Congresspersons have introduced a bill to provide up to $150 billion to help family and small-scale forest owners overcome barriers to developing carbon projects.
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Senior Specialist, Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Reporting, BASF – Berlin/Hybrid
In Global Business Services, we support BASF's divisions with a cross-functional network and offer modern solutions tailored to the needs of the business. As a specialized service unit we ensure a high level of customer orientation and we design our services to be cooperative, efficient and future-oriented. In our Customs team you build up Knowledge and analyze new laws, regulations and agreements for your respective region.
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Guyana targets $70/tonne for REDD+ sales, brushes off integrity concerns
The leader of highly-forested Guyana has touted huge aspirations for carbon markets at a recent meeting with a former UK prime minister and separately rebuffed questions on carbon credit integrity.
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Washington partners with carbon removal devloper to tackle wildfires
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced plans on Tuesday to partner with a developer of carbon removal facilities to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires in the east of the US state.
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