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Germany’s cabinet agreed on Wednesday to replace one of the country’s most disputed climate laws, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government seeks to revive construction, calm household concerns, and reset investor...
Cocoa Supply Chains Face a Compliance Test Abidjan is heading into a critical trade deadline with a cocoa supply chain that still has major blind spots. Only 48% of Ivory...
BBVA Moves Toward Full Renewable Power Madrid is becoming the center of a sharper operational climate push inside BBVA, as the bank moves from near-total renewable electricity coverage to a...
France based Mantle8 has raised €31 million in Series A funding to test whether natural hydrogen can move from scientific promise to commercial production. The round was led by Sandwater...
The European Central Bank is pushing supervised banks to sharpen their climate and nature-related risk management, as physical damage, transition policy and ecosystem loss move deeper into financial risk models....
New Zealand’s government plans to change climate law to stop courts from finding companies liable in private cases for harm linked to greenhouse gas emissions. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said...
Indonesia is preparing one of the world’s largest land rehabilitation efforts, with plans to restore 12 million hectares of degraded land and potentially connect new tree-planting projects to carbon offset...
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market has issued a new round of assessment decisions that sharpen the line between eligible carbon credits and credits still facing integrity concerns....
Verra has secured approval from the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market for two methodologies that meet the Core Carbon Principles, giving buyers another route into credits backed by...
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