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Why nature can't wait for capital
28 March 2025It's time to bring high-integrity carbon projects to the forefront, and leave behind approaches that prioritise carbon accounting over genuine nature restoration, writes Tim Ferraro
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Protecting forests: laissez-faire, or work them?
13 March 2025A debate around how best to manage land may be missing the forest for the trees, writes Christoph Butz
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Article 6 formalised: charting the future of carbon finance
06 January 2025The formalisation of Article 6 is a significant milestone, but it is just the beginning, writes Ayse Frey
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Why businesses need an internal carbon price
02 January 2025Having a dedicated decarbonisation budget builds a financial case for companies investing in carbon projects, writes Valerio Magliulo
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The top 10 most-read stories of 2024 - and the themes they reveal
24 December 2024What piqued readers' interest over the past year? Peter Cripps looks at the most clicked-on articles to identify the trends playing on investors' minds
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After COP29, can voluntary carbon markets scale again?
27 November 2024COP29 paved the way for the resurgence of demand for carbon credits - but only if we address the many paradoxes that abound in the market, argues Renat Heuberger
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Why London is a logical home for high-integrity carbon markets
26 November 2024By leveraging its robust financial market infrastructure and capacity to foster international partnerships, the UK can play a key role in transforming carbon markets to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement, writes Catherine McGuinness
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Article 6.4: Is operation underway?
15 October 2024Final details for Article 6.4 have been agreed ahead of COP29, but uncertainty remains over whether the mechanism is now operational. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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'Carbon credits should not be a substitute for action'
02 October 2024Edit Kiss shares her five key learnings about the voluntary carbon market
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Insurers hope to put the credibility into carbon credits
01 October 2024Voluntary carbon credits are seen as a core element to future corporate climate commitments, and insurers are stepping in to bolster the confidence of buyers and sellers. Joshua Geer reports