IUCN, partners launch project to improve indicators on wildlife use and trade
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and eight partners launched a project on Friday to provide a clearer picture of how wildlife is bought, sold, and used globally.
Read MoreIndia proposes carbon intensity targets for iron, steel under ETS
India’s environment ministry has proposed carbon intensity targets for iron and steel producers under its Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, the largest sector yet brought under the compliance mechanism.
Read MoreCN Markets: CEA trading volumes remain strong, prices hold near RMB 85
Trading volumes in China’s national emissions market held above 3 million units over the past week amid a supply boost, while analysts expected a gradual price recovery in the coming months.
Read MoreAsia‑Pacific’s CDR market to reach $911 million by 2035, report says
Asia‑Pacific’s carbon removal (CDR) market is projected to reach $911.43 million by 2035, up from $160 million in 2025, growing at a 19% annual rate from 2026 driven by demand from heavy industry, power, and transport under tightening carbon pricing rules and net zero targets.
Read MoreThe Philippines launches first policy framework for nature-based solutions
The Philippines has launched its first-ever national nature-based solutions (NbS) policy framework and catalogue, as the Southeast Asian country seeks to unlock more investment.
Read MoreCarbon ratings agency deepens Japan expansion with new partnership
A carbon ratings agency on Friday partnered with a Japanese developer to launch an initiative to improve transparency around the quality of forest carbon credits.
Read MoreCOMMENT: Biodiversity credits need comparability, not consensus
Can biodiversity markets establish confidence that different approaches produce scientifically credible, transparent, and comparable outcomes?
Read MoreIslamic ethical principles could strengthen carbon pricing legitimacy, study says
Islamic ethical principles such as fairness, accountability, and distributive justice may contribute to strengthening the legitimacy and long‑term sustainability of carbon pricing policies, according to a study.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Korean securities firm eyes potential in growing CORSIA market, secures its first procurement contract
A major securities firm in South Korea has facilitated the country’s first CORSIA-eligible emission unit (EEU) purchase agreement for a domestic airline, signalling its strategic push to expand its presence in the emerging compliance market for the aviation industry, a manager at the company told Carbon Pulse.
Read MoreReal CORSIA demand could be 38% lower than theoretical obligation, analysts say
The demand for Eligible Emissions Units (EEUs) under the UN’s CORSIA aviation offsetting scheme could be far below the 198 mln EEUs due to be retired by Jan. 2028, largely because of limited enforcement – while uncertain supply thins liquidity in the market, according to an analysis published Thursday.
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