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• CP Daily: Wednesday April 24, 2024
• Italy warned against falling short on climate targets at G7 ministerial
• Backed by $5 mln USDA grant, agtech startup seeks to earn carbon credits through hydroponic farming
• Canadian insurance subsidiary piles C$6 mln into nature-based removals, conservation
• UK nature degradation could cost economy £70 bln in next five years -report
• Ecosystem ‘tipping points’ poised to severely harm global economy, study warns
• ARB issues smallest volume of offsets in nearly two years
• FEATURE: Peru’s REDD+ overhaul in doubt as Verra-linked reforms face backlash
• ECOSYSTEM MARKETPLACE – Companies and Carbon Credits: From Anecdote to Evidence
• EU Parliament accepts farm policy U-turn undoing nature protection
• US DOE invests $23 mln in CCS for enhanced oil recovery
• After setback, Verra still mulling how to achieve Phase 1 CORSIA eligibility
• BRIEFING: New demand, de-risking to scale voluntary carbon market, says industry
• Euro Markets: EUAs claw back early losses in energy-fuelled rally as COT shows larger cut in fund shorts
• EU lawmakers make final appeal before elections to save the Green Deal
• US rating agency partners with offset platform to launch “highly-rated” carbon credit portfolio
• EU passes law making carbon tracking obligatory for goods sold in Europe
• BRIEFING: Sweeping corporate due diligence law, requiring climate transition plans, passes EU Parliament
• Soil carbon prices in India need to rise 60% to incentivise conservation agriculture -study
• EU Parliament votes for ratification of high seas treaty
• Bhutan govt, NGO coalition pledge to mobilise $1 bln for tiger preservation
• INTERVIEW: Durable carbon removals present new challenges, risk profile for insurance
• CreditNature method receives independent accreditation
• EUA prices set to begin sustained rally as market faces up to annual deficits after 2024 –analyst
• DAC and carbon storage companies team up for removals project in Kenya
• US administration targets protecting three mln ha of wetlands by 2030
• BRIEFING: Over half of APAC’s economy directly dependent on nature, highly vulnerable to nature-related risks
• INTERVIEW: Plastic credits for waste recovery can help plug financing, regulatory gaps
• BRIEFING: Who are the small industrial emitters covered by the EU’s ETS2?
• Australia’s largest resources export state fails again to buck emissions trend