Biodiversity experts call for Canadian natural asset accounting standards
Biodiversity and nature capital experts are calling on Canada to provide tools for government and corporations to get nature on their balance sheets.
Read MoreCanadian developer plans ‘carbon-plus’ biodiversity credits
A Canadian developer of nature-based agricultural solutions is set to launch its first verified carbon offset credits — framing carbon sequestration as just one small piece of the credits’ larger benefits, which aim to prevent biodiversity loss and preserve ecosystems.
Read MoreMicrosoft to buy 1.24 mln carbon removal credits in “world’s largest” biochar deal
Microsoft has signed the “world’s largest” biochar carbon removals deal with a South American project developer, agreeing to buy 1.24 million credits over the next decade.
Read MoreUS bill tightens oversight on climate demonstration project funding
The US House passed a bill Monday that could require the US DOE to improve oversight on awards granted to clean energy projects.
Read MoreCEO of major Canadian DAC company steps down
The CEO of one of Canada’s pioneering direct air capture (DAC) companies is stepping down.
Read MoreOntario transmission giant shifts emissions policy, reports reductions
Ontario’s largest transmission operator is shifting its GHG targets as growing electricity demand and line losses increase some emissions out of its control, according to a new report.
Read MoreUS state wins pre-approval for CO2 storage well authority
A fifth US state has won pre-approval for authority over all underground injection wells.
Read MoreResearchers challenge price assumption of EVs over gasoline vehicles
Authors at a Washington, DC-based research publication are calling on the EV industry and policymakers to streamline charging rates in the sector to protect consumers.
Read MoreARB’s 2025 YoY offset issuance edge narrows, despite new DEBs-tagged units
California regulator ARB’s 2025 year-on-year (YoY) advantage in issuances narrowed over the most recent bi-monthly issuance period, as a majority of new units were tagged with direct environmental benefits to the state (DEBs), state data published Wednesday showed.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Today Canada, tomorrow Antarctica as cold air DAC developer targets massive scale
A Canadian direct air capture (DAC) company specialising in tech tailored for cold, dry climates is set to have its first facility up and running this year, projecting plans to scale globally.
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