UK conservation podcast secures backing from property consultancy
A UK natural capital portfolio has secured sponsorship from a rural property consultancy to continue its podcast, which discusses conservation, rural land management, and the natural capital economy.
Read MoreNigeria crafts roadmap to protect carbon-rich mangroves, access $4 bln fund -media
Nigeria is developing a national roadmap to protect its carbon-rich mangroves and secure grants from the $4 billion Mangrove Breakthrough Alliance, according to local media reports.
Read MoreDeveloping different types of CDR can help cut costs for net zero emissions -report
Expanding carbon removal (CDR) portfolios to include a variety of technologies and nature-based solutions can cut costs, reduce reliance on land-intensive methods, and address energy and logistical challenges, a new study has found.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s net zero transition risks leaving coal-reliant provinces behind -report
South Africa’s wealthiest cities are leading the charge toward a net zero future, but coal-dependent provinces remain at risk of being left behind unless targeted support is provided, according to new research released on Wednesday.
Read MoreEquinor retracts key carbon capture claim after data discrepancy revealed -report
Norwegian energy giant Equinor has revised a key claim about its flagship carbon capture and storage (CCS) project after official figures revealed discrepancies with the company’s public statements, an investigative journalism project has found.
Read MoreIceland-based carbon registry partners with sustainability software firm
An Iceland-based carbon registry on Wednesday announced it has partnered with a sustainability software provider to integrate its carbon offsets into the firm’s corporate platform.
Read MoreUS forest project developer releases 400k carbon credits under ACR
An Arkansas-based forest project developer has verified the release of over 400,000 carbon credits under the American Carbon Registry (ACR), it announced on Tuesday.
Read MoreFirms struggle to track generative AI’s carbon footprint as emissions rise -report
Generative artificial intelligence is contributing to rising corporate carbon emissions, with nearly half of global executives saying the technology has increased their organisation’s footprint, according to a study released on Tuesday.
Read MoreGreen hydrogen production falls short of expectations as cost deters buyers -report
Less than 10% of green hydrogen production projects announced in 2023 were completed on time, as high costs and limited demand hinder industrial adoption, according to a new peer-reviewed study released on Tuesday.
Read MoreWorld Bank seeks experts to develop REDD+ carbon programmes in Upper Guinean Forests
The World Bank has issued a tender seeking consultants to develop roadmaps and carbon emissions reduction programmes under REDD+ to combat deforestation and degradation in the biodiversity-rich Upper Guinean Forests.
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