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Carbon & Climate
No high integrity label for carbon credits based on current renewable energy methodologies: ICVCM
The decision, made on the basis of additionality, affects nearly a third of all credits currently traded on the voluntary carbon market. Certifiers cautioned against a blanket methodology-level approach.
Carbon & Climate
Explainer: 10 ways ‘negative emissions’ could slow climate change
Carbon Brief takes a look at the many and varied options of negative emissions technologies to limit global …
The Board that oversees the United Nation's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is looking for innovative ways to support …
In a bid to revive the flagging Clean Development Mechanism, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change has …
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Food & Agriculture
Vietnam plans greener rice cultivation
6 January 2015
Carbon & Climate
Valuing carbon: One size doesn't fit all
22 December 2014
Policy & Finance
UN carbon credit supply to drop on climate vows: GDF Suez
16 September 2014
Policy & Finance
World Bank fund to buy emission reductions using options
4 September 2014
Carbon & Climate
Carbon credits give $664 benefits per tonne, Imperial says
24 July 2014
Carbon & Climate
Some Chinese carbon projects to exit UN offset market if allowed
10 July 2014
Carbon & Climate
UN plans to make its carbon credits available to all
11 June 2014
10 June 2014
Policy & Finance
China wants to feed UN projects into its new CO2 market
23 April 2014
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Carbon & Climate
SGS to move climate project audit business to India
24 March 2014
Policy & Finance
Rich nations to start fund to help cut methane emissions abroad
17 March 2014
Policy & Finance
Japan steps in to help Laos cut carbon emission
5 February 2014
Policy & Finance
REDD+ needs $12 billion boost to avoid failure: report
16 January 2014
Carbon & Climate
Japan signs carbon offset deal with Palau
14 January 2014
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