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  1. 26/10/2024
    A France-based organisation has published a market framework to align biodiversity credit projects with national strategies, enabling companies to claim their contribution to governments' targets on …
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  2. 26/10/2024
    Contentious government support for bioenergy could qualify as a subsidy harmful to biodiversity under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF), but the topic could be sidelined …
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  3. 26/10/2024
    Estados Unidos ha comenzado a absorber la atmósfera: se está tragando 2000 millones de toneladas desde el suelo  ECOticias.com
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  4. 26/10/2024
    The UK should commit to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions by 81% from 1990 levels by 2035, the country’s Climate Change Committee (CCC) has recommended, as part of the country’s updated …
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  5. 26/10/2024
    Ghana is on track to transact its first batch of Article 6 carbon credits before the end of Q1 2025, according to government officials.
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  6. 26/10/2024
    A joint letter signed by over 140 civil society organisations (CSOs) and experts has laid out priority areas for promoting the health of water and wetlands, highlighting COP16 themes of finance and …
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  7. 26/10/2024
    Carbon standards body Verra this week released an updated version of methodology for Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects that seek to earn carbon credits through preventing logging.
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  8. 26/10/2024
    Jorge Fernández (ECOcero): «El CO2 nos está destrozando»  Moncloa.com
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  9. 26/10/2024
    Traders continue to roll into V25 California Carbon Allowance (CCA) holdings, reducing V24 exposure over the last week, while producers increased RGGI Allowance (RGA) net length as futures prices …
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  10. 25/10/2024
    Researchers at the University of California found that US manufacturing of major materials – including cement, steel, and asphalt – produced $79 billion in externalised climate costs, with the …
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