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  • It's possible to make progress on an uncertain path to net zero

    14 February 2022

    As the number of net zero pledges grows, carbon finance can help companies show impact on a challenging road ahead, says Saskia Feast

  • Natural Capital Partners and ClimateCare merge

    05 May 2021

    Natural Capital Partners and ClimateCare - two of the dominant players in the voluntary carbon market - have merged.

  • People Moves 30th April: IGCC, Blackstone, Big Society Capital, ClimateCare, and more

    30 April 2021
  • The year ahead for the voluntary carbon market - action counts

    08 February 2021

    2021 is the time to convert net zero plans into action, argues Vaughan Lindsay

  • People Moves 18 December: NN IP, US Government, Apricum, Alterra, ClimateCare, ECIU, IETA

    18 December 2020
  • Taking climate action is good for business

    Investment firms should take responsibility for their carbon emissions in a way that delivers real, measurable results for the environment, global consumers and their business. By Vaughan Lindsay

  • Optimism trumps uncertainty

    04 September 2018

    The market for carbon offsets remains buoyant, despite regulatory uncertainty. Elena K. Johansson talks to winners of our annual Voluntary Carbon Markets Rankings to find out why.

  • Staying flexible to reduce corporate climate impact

    There is a resurgence of interest from corporates in flexible and sophisticated approaches to address climate impact, says Edward Hanrahan, CEO of ClimateCare, as he reflects on ClimateCare's 20 years in business.

  • ClimateCare partners with Gold Standard for SDG verification

    27 February 2017

    Sustainable project development and advisory firm ClimateCare has partnered with voluntary carbon market certification company Gold Standard to create new standards for projects that are in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  • Co-op to offset customers' carbon

    23 February 2017

    Co-op Insurance has introduced a carbon offset programme for its new motor and home insurance customers as standard, in a move it claims is a UK first.