The EU, China, the UK, and eight other countries in Europe, Latin America, and Africa have endorsed Brazil's proposal for a coalition for collaboration on global compliance carbon markets.

A new fund seeking to unlock large-scale commercial investment in deforestation and sustainable agriculture officially kicked off on Saturday, targeting raising $1 billion by 2028 and $2 bln by 2030.

Brazil’s nature-based investment sector is expanding faster than expected, with total capital allocations projected to more than triple and surpass $10 billion by 2027, according to new market ...

Market intelligence provider MSCI is preparing to officially launch a credit rating system for Paris Agreement Article 6 transactions, as momentum builds to bring greater consistency to a global ...

At the Leaders’ Summit in Belem ahead of next week’s COP30, global leaders announced agreements on protecting forests and advancing the global energy transition, while outlining their goals and ...

Senior financiers and development experts are calling for a radical rethink of how global capital is mobilised for climate action, urging reforms that make finance simpler, faster, and more locally ...

West Virginia Attorney General John McCuskey, who is leading a fight against New York’s climate superfund law, said Friday that the case will determine the future of all superfund laws cropping up in ...

A pledge to quadruple the use of sustainable fuels by 2035, co-sponsored by Brazil, Italy, Japan, and India, has been endorsed by 15 more countries, it was announced Friday during the pre-COP Leaders’ ...

The Interamerican Development Bank (IDB) has partnered with agencies from Northern European countries looking to unlock $800 million in guarantees for programmes focused on supporting sustainable ...

An US developer has signed a long-term agreement to supply a major APAC industrial client with approximately 1 million tonnes of low-carbon methanol per year from its facility located at a Pacific ...

EU ETS2 delay may trigger ETS1 price for German transport, heating in 2027, experts warn; Natural ocean carbon uptake unfit for crediting -scientists; COP30: IDB, No ...

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has released updated guidelines to help cities generate reliable and comparable information on GHG emissions.