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- Wed 20:28Assisted migration of tree species for reforestation and restoration is becoming increasingly important amid Canada’s forest-adaptation challenges, a panel of experts said on Tuesday, as the risks of proactively moving seed sources are far smaller than the risks of leaving climate-stressed stands to fail amid wildfire, pests, and rapid warming.
- Wed 17:00Project developers can pay a fee of up to $50,000 to fast-track their verification approval requests through Verra, the standard body announced Wednesday.
- Wed 16:08Barclay’s take on COP30 – COP30 revealed a “quiet shift”, less captivated by the next breakthrough and more focused on the specifics of meeting global climate goals, Barclays’ Daniel Hanna wrote in a blog post. In Hanna’s view, the summit highlighted Brazil’s Tropical Forest Forever Facility as a model for scalable, place based finance. The conference underscored three things relevant to green finance: 1) Target the real bottlenecks that block capital, 2) Create financing models that can be replicated, 3) Anchor everything in data, integrity and governance.
- Wed 15:46A US-based startup working to reduce agricultural supply chain emissions has raised $4 million in Series A financing to scale its operations, it said last week.
- Wed 15:00Discussions on international carbon trading at COP30 exposed tensions about the function of a technical review process, key for transparency in new Paris Agreement markets, which may have significant implications for those seeking to sell reductions from Article 5.2 REDD+ programmes via Article 6.
- Wed 14:53The European Parliament on Wednesday backed a one-year postponement of the EU’s landmark anti-deforestation regulation, offering businesses more time to comply with rules requiring proof that key products sold in the bloc are not sourced from deforested land.
- Wed 14:00India industrial biochar – India’s Jain Irrigation Systems has announced plans to establish what it calls the country’s first industrial-scale biochar project to convert agricultural and food industry residues, such as mango kernels, maize cobs, and cotton stalks, into biochar and carbon credits. The project aims to process around 100,000 tonnes of residues annually to produce roughly 25,000 tonnes of biochar and generate over 50,000 carbon credits. According to the company, this initiative will provide farmers with an extra income stream, reduce open burning of agro-waste, and support sustainable agriculture and carbon sequestration efforts.
- Wed 09:51North-Indian state of Himachal Pradesh this week partnered with a Singapore-based developer to roll out a 50,000-hectare afforestation, reforestation, and revegetation (ARR) project aimed at boosting farmer incomes.
- Ethiopia and Singapore have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on carbon credits during a visit of the Asian country's prime minister to Addis Ababa this week.
- Wed 06:38A Tokyo-listed technology company on Wednesday said it has developed an “ocean digital twin” that can significantly cut the time and cost of generating blue carbon credits, as Japan steps up efforts to scale restoration of seagrass and seaweed beds along its coast.
- Wed 05:00A Canadian agricultural lender has invested in a UK-based enhanced rock weathering (ERW) company, in a deal the firm said would support a threefold scale-up of its operations in Canada in 2026.
- Wed 01:07A UK-based biochar developer teased some positive results from testing the addition of biochar to asphalt at COP30, opening up a dialogue on more industrial end-uses for the carbon removal (CDR) product.



