Canada should look beyond direct air capture towards other decarbonisation methods, stakeholders say
Canada’s decarbonisation sector is moving toward integrating carbon removal directly into industrial processes rather than relying mainly on large direct air capture (DAC) projects, stakeholders said during a panel on Tuesday.
Read MoreCanada commits C$4.2 mln to Jamaican nature-based urban resilience initiative
Jamaica has formally launched a five-year initiative aimed at integrating nature-based solutions (NbS) into urban development, supported by funding from the Government of Canada through Global Affairs Canada (GAC).
Read MoreCalifornia’s climate disclosure laws are ‘game-changers’, essential to market transparency, groups argue
California’s landmark corporate climate disclosure laws are not an attack on free speech, but a necessary step to protect investors, consumers, and markets from climate-related risks, two leading advocacy groups have told a federal appeals court.
Read MoreStartup raises $60 mln to test sun-reflecting cooling tech -media
An Israeli-US startup has raised $60 million to test a controversial technology that aims to cool the planet by spraying reflective particles into the atmosphere, media outlets reported this week.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Google’s carbon capture deal signals new era for gas power, expert says
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) for natural gas-fired power has “arrived”, marking a decisive shift from decades of discussion to real-world deployment, a representative of a carbon management advisory firm told Carbon Pulse this week following Google’s landmark US deal to procure gas power paired with CCS.
Read MoreGoogle signs first US carbon capture power deal
Google has signed its first-ever agreement to buy power from a US natural gas plant equipped with carbon capture and storage (CCS), a move the company says will help expand access to clean, reliable electricity for its growing data centre operations.
Read MoreVerra details programme and digital updates, promises stronger integrity and transparency
Verra continues to push reforms aimed at boosting integrity, efficiency, and transparency in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) in updates presented during its final 2025 stakeholder webinar Wednesday.
Read MoreYouth climate activists appeal after federal court rejects case against Trump energy orders
A group of 22 young Americans has appealed after a federal judge dismissed their climate lawsuit against President Donald Trump last week, ruling that the court lacked authority to block executive orders expanding fossil fuel production and freezing clean energy grant programmes.
Read MoreUS should adopt “E-ledger” carbon accounting to stay competitive as EU CBAM expands -report
The US must replace its outdated carbon accounting rules with a real-time, “E-ledger” system if it wants to stay competitive under emerging global carbon trade regimes like the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), according to a new report published Wednesday.
Read MoreSustainability consultancy appoints new APAC leader for climate, nature strategy
A global sustainability advisory company has named a new director in a move to strengthen leadership and accelerate climate and nature strategy across the APAC region.
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