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30/06/2026
A recent report by a German non-profit suggested a two-tiered approach to multilateralism in international climate diplomacy, more distinctly distinguishing between institutional and implementation efforts, offers the most realistic path for turning ...
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30/06/2026
One year after the deadline to submit national Social Climate Plans, 19 EU member states have yet to file the documents required to access funding linked to the bloc’s new Emissions Trading System for road transport and heating fuels (ETS2), leaving ...
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29/06/2026
Kögel alerta del impacto de los objetivos de CO2 para los semirremolques Ruta del Transporte
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29/06/2026
CORSIA futures slipped marginally lower last week, with the benchmark now at a little above $9/tonne, while hundreds of carbon projects registered under the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) look set to miss a Tuesday deadline to ena...
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29/06/2026
¿Una solución desde Canarias para salvar el clima? Fertilizar el océano para captar CO2 elDiario.es
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29/06/2026
Britain's hospitals and small industrial emitters cut their greenhouse gas emissions well below government targets in 2025, according to newly published data covering participants in the UK Emissions Trading Scheme's Hospital and Small Emitter (HSE) ...
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29/06/2026
EU member states did not vote last week on rules defining which foreign CO2 prices importers can deduct from their Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fees, even though a decision had been scheduled.
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29/06/2026
European carbon managed to hold above the €80 mark for the first half of the day until news reports detailing a key political party's position on the EU ETS review triggered a heavy sell-off as traders reacted to perceived bearish supply-side proposa...
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29/06/2026
A Montreal-headquartered developer has been issued North America's first certified direct air capture (DAC) carbon removal (CDR) credits, setting up the first delivery under long-term purchase agreements extending through 2034.
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29/06/2026
International marine science experts are drawing up a global framework to assess ocean-based climate interventions, such as marine carbon removal (mCDR), with the work due to be completed by mid-2027.
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