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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
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Net-zero demands a mature carbon removal market
26 September 2024Even with best efforts to reduce carbon output, there will always be unavoidable residual emissions, argues Fredrik Ekström
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Forest restoration should not be overlooked
17 September 2024Reforestation has an important role to play in tackling the climate crisis, although two controversial issues need to be ironed out, write Armínio Fraga, Candido Bracher, Joaquim Levy, and Roberto S. Waack
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Carbon removals versus reductions misses the point
06 September 2024For the atmosphere's balance sheet, emission reductions and removals are both vitally important, argues Mary Grady
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COP29 to focus on finance - but Trump could poop on the party
20 August 2024Will the climate conference in the petrostate keep 1.5°C alive, or be a forum for oil and gas deals, asks Peter Cripps
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The Global South can't beat climate change without voluntary carbon markets
02 August 2024Voluntary carbon markets can mobilise private finance more effectively and at scale, and must be seen as part of any inclusive climate finance architecture, writes Marissa Lee
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The SBTi must take decisive action on Scope 3
31 July 2024The organisation must not leave carbon project developers and buyers in limbo, argues Simon Turek
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A burning need for carbon finance in clean cooking
25 July 2024Carbon finance can be a powerful catalyst to help make universal access to clean cooking solutions a reality by 2030, writes Nick Marshall