Most marine protected areas see higher wastewater pollution than surrounding waters -study
Wastewater pollution exposure is higher inside marine protected areas (MPAs) than in surrounding unprotected waters across most regions, with patterns varying geographically, a new study found.
Read MorePrairie wetland rules face scrutiny as review flags implementation gaps
A non-profit assessment has identified gaps in how a Canadian provincial wetland policy is being implemented, citing weaknesses in monitoring, targets, and regulatory decision-making.
Read MoreCanadian project financier reports break-even earnings in year-end financial results
A carbon project developer reported $0.2 mln in net income for 2025, while advancing credit issuance across its portfolio, with initial CORSIA-linked sales were completed by a project partner in early 2026.
Read MoreCanada unveils C$3.8 bln nature plan to expand protected areas, mobilise private capital
A new national strategy backed by billions in funding aims to expand protected areas, restore ecosystems, and unlock private finance to halt biodiversity loss in Canada, it was announced on Tuesday.
Read MoreUK asset manager to acquire US forestry firm, creating $8 bln timberland investment manager
A UK-based asset manager has agreed to acquire a majority stake in a US forestry investment firm, forming one of the world’s largest timberland investment managers with around $8 billion in assets, it was announced this week.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: NbS project developer says stronger permanence from ANR
A project developer has said assisted natural regeneration (ANR) can deliver significantly stronger permanence than traditional reforestation, positioning the approach as a high-integrity option in carbon markets.
Read MoreLATAM Roundup: Governments shape forest carbon credit flows across markets
Over the past week, developments across Latin America showed forest-based carbon supply being channelled into different market pathways, with countries diverging on whether credits are exported, retained for domestic compliance, or supplied to voluntary markets.
Read MoreGCF approves $960 mln for projects as portfolio tops $20 bln
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has approved $960.3 million for 18 projects supporting developing countries, it announced this week.
Read MoreCaribbean nations ink forest cooperation pact
Two Latin American countries signed a bilateral agreement this week to deepen cooperation on forest management, climate resilience, and carbon market opportunities.
Read MoreNew European guide urges lifecycle approach to forest restoration planning
A new manual highlights the need for European countries to plan forest restoration strategies around full lifecycle costs.
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