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- Sat 00:07Bolivia anticipates it will in Q1 2026 “obtain” sovereign carbon credits and is open to harnessing other market-based nature and climate finance instruments, an official said this week, cementing a dramatic policy shift carried forward since a high court legalised carbon markets last summer.
- Fri 23:32The decline in seed-dispersing animals and their movement significantly affects the carbon accumulation potential of regrowing tropical forests, a new peer-reviewed Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) study has found.
- Fri 20:47Kenyan REDD+ Nesting Guidelines launched Monday in Nairobi have been crafted to ensure that both site-scale and subnational jurisdictional REDD+ initiatives retain direct access to the market, as per the text shared this week with Carbon Pulse.
- Fri 14:11A global trade body for carbon market auditors has rejected claims from an academic report that casts doubt on the credibility of third-party verification in the voluntary carbon market (VCM), warning that a mischaracterisation risks undermining trust in a critical assurance function.
- Fri 12:47Restoring degraded ecosystems such as forests, grasslands, and wetlands could remove up to 97 billion tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere by 2100, amounting to just 4-12% of projected emissions in the same time period, claims a study, which recommended focusing on deep emissions cuts instead.
- Fri 10:46A US oil and gas producer used a carbon credit portfolio weighted toward landfill methane capture and predominantly domestic offsets to maintain Scope 1 and 2 carbon neutrality in one of its major operational regions in 2024, according to its latest sustainability report released Wednesday.
- Fri 10:45A new version of a UK forest carbon crediting standard launched on Friday, incorporating changes from the consultation feedback such as changes to the minimum project duration to align with international standards.
- Fri 01:57The voluntary carbon market (VCM) has in the first six months of this year seen on average higher retirements, more unique buyers, and bigger offtake volumes than in 2024, according to a report published Thursday by a carbon market analytics platform.
