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• EU parliament head condemns efforts to alter car emissions law as leaders gather
• INTERVIEW: UN-issued carbon credits could emerge next year, says IETA boss
• Engie deepens ties with certifier to accelerate Africa’s clean energy rollout
• Euro Markets: EUAs climb to seven-day high as investors resume buying amid compliance demand
• ANALYSIS: EU carbon hedging to remain low as crises continue to bite
• Gold Standard proposes new coal phaseout and clean energy methodology concept
• Biodiversity Pulse Weekly: Thursday March 23, 2023
• UNEP backs gamers to help green the planet in 2023 event
• Nations announce largest ever freshwater restoration initiative
• Green group urges EU to create nature restoration funding mechanism in freshwater biodiversity push
• EU legislators reach provisional deal to spur clean maritime fuels
• ANALYSIS: Court case showcases conflict potential amid China’s lack of ETS legislation
• China coal use to bounce back in 2023, could push global demand to record level, consultancy says
• NZ market watchers say ETS review expected, but warn of “significant disruption” from policy uncertainty  
• Australian agtech company to propose new soil carbon method
• Monacan foundation, asset manager launch €100-mln marine protection fund
• CP Daily: Wednesday March 22, 2023
• Voluntary carbon market commands united offence in face of recent criticism -experts
• Washington needs “flexibility to acquiesce” to California in carbon market linkage pursuit
• RGGI states to look into zeroing out allowance caps by 2040
• New South Wales’ stringent treasury climate guidelines could be a sign of things to come -analysis
• Low initial demand to register federal Canadian offset projects due to overlapping protocol
• CIX to launch nature-based standardised contract in Q2
• California YoY compliance offset issuance falls nearly 60% through Q1
• EU lawmakers fear greenwashing as a consequence of carbon farming