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• CP Daily: Thursday November 7, 2024
• Canadian emissions reductions too slow, overly optimistic, and a far cry from 2030 targets, auditor general says
• Emissions from private jets climb nearly 50% during 2019-23, study finds
• Bring waste sectors into UK ETS but don’t raise emissions cap, Climate Change Committee urges govt
• WCI Markets: WCAs cool off post repeal defeat, CCAs gain amidst ARB update wait
• Brazilian development bank to pour nearly $90 mln into new ethanol plant
• ‘Trajectory of economics’ will keep climate action moving despite Trump election, former US officials say
• Climate companies might not find solace in Canada following US elections, experts say
• Canadian oil sands emissions flatten in 2023 despite production bump -report
• Euro Markets: EUAs advance most in two weeks as power short covering sparks late surge
• KEY TAKEAWAYS: Carbon Direct’s 2024 State of the Voluntary Carbon Market report
• G20 must strengthen Paris pledges, cut fossil fuels, in order to keep 1.5C alive -UN adviser
• Biodiversity Pulse: Thursday November 7, 2024
• ANALYSIS: London Protocol amendment ratification takes effect in Australia, allowing for transboundary CCS
• New Zealand can make deep carbon cuts at home for next NDC, but needs early start, commission finds
• FEATURE: Traders, asset managers start to take action on EU ETS2 commercial risks
• Nature-based solutions often overlook climate-biodiversity nexus, study says
• EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra sails through Parliament confirmation hearing
• Verra certifies first ARR carbon project in Europe
• Major brands urge EU to stick to deforestation law’s original start date
• ICVCM still assessing cookstove carbon methodologies for CCP status, REDD+ announcement imminent
• Carbon market standard setter recommends crediting bodies connect with CAD Trust
• Amazon deforestation falls by over 30%, records largest drop in 15 years  
• Nature mapping company launches project insights platform for greater transparency
• Boardrooms increasingly fret about reaching net zero despite political backlash, finds survey
• Australian bank cuts fossil funding, but accused of leaving “giant” loophole
• COP29 climate finance goal must include massive boost for adaptation, says UN report
• AU Market: ACCU volumes surge as options drive derivatives market
• INTERVIEW: DAC credits can fall to $100/t, if projects offer something more, developer says
• COP29 PREVIEW: Political uncertainty clouds Article 6 outlook, with key carbon trade technicalities, crediting standards on the line