Financial transfers could be more practical alternative to CDR-heavy net zero pathways -study
International financial transfers may offer a more practical pathway to achieving global net zero than requiring developed countries to deliver additional large-scale carbon removal (CDR), according to new modelling.
Read MoreNational inventories underreport wastewater emissions, study finds
National inventories are underreporting GHG emissions from the wastewater sector by an estimated 94-150 million tonnes of CO2e annually when extrapolated globally, according to new research.
Read MoreUS IFM forest carbon credits verified with CCP label
A US-based project developer announced on Tuesday that forest carbon credits from two improved forest management (IFM) initiatives, tagged with the Core Carbon Principles (CPP) label, have achieved release and verification.
Read MoreVoluntary CDR market faces critical turning point -report
Carbon removal (CDR) supply risks stalling as buyer hesitation leaves the voluntary carbon market (VCM) at a critical inflection point, according to a new assessment by a US-based carbon management firm.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: US project developer announces verification for IFM project
An American forest carbon project developer announced Tuesday that it had secured verification for its improved forest management (IFM) project with a major certification body.
Read MoreWarming boosts soil carbon in boreal sphagnum peatlands -study
Rising temperatures are increasing soil carbon storage in boreal sphagnum peatlands, according to a synthesis of field experiments.
Read MoreNon-profit outlines phytoplankton CDR research framework
Phytoplankton-based carbon removal (CDR) holds potential for reaching climate-relevant scales but remains uncertain for deployment, with further research required, according to a new report on marine carbon removal (mCDR).
Read MoreCanadian CDR startup reaches over C$12 mln raised
A Nova Scotia-based CO2 removal (CDR) startup specialising in carbon capture for coastal bioenergy and industrial facilities announced Thursday the successful close of its C$4 million ($2.9 mln) equity round, bringing total capital raised to over C$12 mln.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Canadian senate committee recommends mCDR framework
A new report from Canada’s Senate could kickstart a federal framework for marine carbon removal (mCDR), according to a senator.Â
Read MoreRoad expansion linked to degradation across 11% of global forests -study
Roads have been linked to forest degradation or loss across an area roughly twice the size of Mexico, equivalent to around 11% of global forest cover, with impacts concentrated in the Global South, according to a new preprint study.
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