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• Australian govt ringfences A$28.5 mln to restore the Great Barrier Reef
• Nordic carbon capture firm secures funding in bid to reach 5 mln tonnes by 2030
• Plan Vivo, consultancy set to launch nature-based pilots across Asia and Africa
• Indigo Ag sells its largest ever block of voluntary credits to tech giant
• Deal struck for CO2 pipeline to store France’s industrial emissions in the North Sea
• China thermal power declines in May, renewable energy expansion continues
• Shell announces acquisition of Pavilion Energy
• INTERVIEW: Industry actors team up to create scalable, flexible biochar ACCU method
• CP Daily: Monday June 17, 2024
• California watchdog discusses price uncertainty of cap-and-trade as formal rulemaking nears
• Native forest restoration firm sells first voluntary carbon credits from global accelerator
• RGGI Market: Traders wary of a price plunge after RGAs set new highs
• NYCI electricity coverage, facility-specific caps could protect disadvantaged communities and prevent leakage -report
• EU climate ministers widely endorse 2040 90% GHG reduction target
• VCM Report: Flurry of CCP offers seen, but voluntary carbon market still quiet
• Euro Markets: EUAs steady ahead of options expiry in quiet trading as UKAs rise to eight-month high
• Coalition forms to fight for forest-based voluntary projects in EU carbon removals policy
• INTERVIEW: Nascent methane certification market set for surge with new EU reporting rules
• BRIEFING: Bonn climate talks – a ‘detour’ on the way to Baku?
• UPDATE – EU countries reach common stance on green corporate claims
• Climate sidelined at latest gathering of G7 leaders
• Biodiversity among top concerns for companies under CSRD requirements, PwC survey shows
• Global credit market could slash costs of ocean conservation by 98%, study says
• UPDATE – EU gives final green light to Nature Restoration Law in ‘historic’ move
• Australia, China to resume climate change and energy dialogue, as critical minerals partnerships on the agenda
• Without mindset change, biodiversity credits are only good for marketing, Landbanking Group founder says
• PREVIEW: New Zealand unlikely to sell any NZUs at upcoming auction, participants say
• EU scientific advisors tell newly-elected Parliament to stay the course on climate
• NZ warned it risks repeating past mistakes on ETS settings, consultation
• Nature-based climate solutions gain traction in Global South cities, but challenges remain -report