Australia’s Climate Change Authority grilled over perceived conflicts of interest on ACCU review; Nonprofit doubles down on efforts to grow global CDR coalition; C ...

A nonprofit announced its efforts to recruit national and sub-national governments to sign a non-binding cooperation agreement focused on implementing carbon removal (CDR) pathways responsibly.

RGAs dip below $24 to start week amid auction anticipation; Paraguay’s carbon projects could generate over $10 ...

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A Japanese trading house has launched a project to reduce methane emissions in Bangladesh, with the aim of generating credits under the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), it said on Monday.

CDR company scraps poultry waste injection well project in coastal Virginia -media; Japanese company launches methane reduction JCM project; Grazing land viability c ...

Paraguay's carbon credit projects could generate annual revenues exceeding $100 million as it advances its domestic carbon market framework, according to media.

Global carbon markets contracted in 2025, with their total value falling to €791 billion, the lowest since 2021, analysts' calculations have found, with 2026 now seen as a pivotal year for setting the ...

Rising temperatures are increasing soil carbon storage in boreal sphagnum peatlands, according to a synthesis of field experiments.

A France-based carbon standard has released a new jurisdictional risk map for REDD+ projects in Colombia, it announced Monday.

Nigeria has refined its forest-related emissions benchmark, adding in degradation data for the first time and making moves towards Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+) ...

Spot prices for Phase 1 CORSIA carbon credits tumbled last week amid a lacklustre voluntary market, where the recent collapse of the Koko Networks cookstove and clean fuel provider continues to stir ...