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• Biodiversity Pulse: Tuesday September 10, 2024
• Authors of controversial paper on Indigenous territories respond to debate
• Big tech company snags lowest price yet for DAC removal credits
• Measurement technology company partners with Toronto-based firm for CDR, CCS value chains monitoring
• Japanese carmaker to help Thailand develop framework for privately managed OECMs
• UK offshore oil and gas emissions slip, although intensity per barrel set to rise
• Australia hosting COP31 could transform climate action in the region, but will be expected to up its game, NGOs say
• UPDATE – Verra lifts suspension of Southern Cardamom REDD+ project after 14-month investigation
• Asset management firm funds major reforestation project in Malawi
• Marketplace partners with tech firm to boost transparency in carbon removal with MRV data
• Global Carbon Council consults on Article 6.2 eligibility standard
• Land use sectors can do much better for EU climate goals, with the right policy push -study
• Oil major plans to make green hydrogen from a converted German refinery
• World’s first cross-border CO2 storage site opens for business in Denmark
• Euro Markets: Midday Update
• Methane emissions continue to grow, threatening pledges and Paris commitments, report finds
• French utility sees depressed EU carbon prices until end 2024
• Analysts see China’s average carbon price reach 100 yuan/tonne by 2030 as coverage expands
• Tech firm delays launch of biodiversity credit framework due to market uncertainties
• Article 6 needs EU leadership at COP29, urges carbon project developer
• Investors must strengthen approach to protected biodiversity areas -UN report
• UK pension fund buys stake in nature asset manager
• DAC developer raises €6.75 mln seed round to support facilities in Germany
• Int’l carbon markets at ‘inflection point’, progress urgently needed on Article 6, says World Bank
• Tokyo-based carbon developer teams up with provincial govt for methane reduction projects in Vietnam
• Significant role for government to scale CDR supply and demand -report
• Loss and Damage Fund access, contributions should be based on country emissions, think tank says
• Australian carbon farming outfit expands offerings
• Non-profits call on Malaysian PM to overhaul timber certification system, align with EUDR
• Taiwan govt committee proposes carbon levy start rate of $9-15/tonne