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  1. 31/05/2025
    Developer DGB Group posts wider loss, audit disclaimer raises concerns despite growing project pipeline
    Dutch carbon project developer DGB Group reported a wider annual loss for 2024 and received a disclaimer of opinion from its auditor, raising concerns about financial governance even as the company marks progress in project validation and revenue gen...
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  2. 31/05/2025
    Brazilian federal prosecutors publish guidelines for protecting traditional communities carbon credit projects
    Brazil's Federal Public Prosecutors Office (MPF) has published a series of recommendations for its members to follow in order to protect the rights of Indigenous peoples and traditional communities during the development and planning of carbon credit...
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  3. 31/05/2025
    CFTC: Investors cautiously reduce exposure in V25 CCA, RGGI, LCFS as futures prices weaken
    Investors pared down net length in V25 California Carbon Allowances (CCAs) to November levels in wake of tempered expectations for the Q2 auction, while closing out their RGGI Allowance (RGA) and Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) long holdings in the f...
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  4. 30/05/2025
    Non-profit to test run cookstove credit integrity tool
    A climate non-profit focused on decarbonizing cookstoves is partnering with eight project developers to test-run a tool designed to ensure integrity in cookstove credits.
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  5. 30/05/2025
    INTERVIEW: Kenya could access $8 bln from Paris and CORSIA carbon markets
    Kenya could access $5-8 billion in carbon credit revenues under Article 6 and the UN’s CORSIA aviation offsetting scheme – but only if the government makes strategic public policy choices, according to the head of Kenya’s carbon industry grouping.
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  6. 30/05/2025
    BRIEFING: California to see rising fuel imports as in-state refineries close
    Fuel imports in the Golden State must rise to meet demand in the wake of two refinery closures, but that doesn’t necessarily mean a steep increase in marine shipping emissions, California regulators said at a state assembly hearing on Wednesday.
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  7. 30/05/2025
    US DOE slashes $3 bln in CCS, decarbonisation project funding
    The US DOE has cut more than $3 billion in funding across two dozen projects targeting emissions reductions, according to a Friday announcement.
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  8. 30/05/2025
    Exploration of oil in the mouth of Amazon River would raise CO2e emissions in 4.7 bln tonnes -analysis
    Oil exploration at the mouth of the Amazon River in the northern part of Brazil would increase CO2e emissions by a total of 4.7 billion tonnes, according to a new analysis published this Friday.
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  9. 30/05/2025
    Euro Markets: EUAs snap 7-week winning streak as spectre of US-China trade war revives
    European carbon prices ended a seven-week run of weekly gains as the threat of a renewed trade dispute between the US and China led to an afternoon sell-off across commodity and financial markets, after carbon prices had advanced in the first half of...
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  10. 30/05/2025
    Gaza conflict’s carbon cost fuels alarms over climate impact of modern warfare
    Fifteen months of the Israel-led military conflict in Gaza have led to projected emissions greater than the annual emissions of dozens of countries, a study has shown, adding to concerns that global conflicts threaten climate targets as well as lives...
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