An Australian parliamentary inquiry has been launched to scrutinise organisations using disinformation and “astroturfing” to undermine climate action, and those who fund them.

The world’s most prominent certification system designed for woody biomass has been accused of approving wood linked to forest destruction as climate-friendly fuel, according to a new report.

A partnership announced Wednesday between the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) and a scientific initiative intends to bring “adaptive rigour” to a dynamic methodological ...

Major US environmental group claim that the Trump administration’s proposed repeal of a bedrock US climate regulation would result in billions of additional tonnes of emissions by 2055, along with a ...

Cooperation between countries on fossil fuel levies could raise tens of billion of dollars per year in finance to cut emissions in developing countries, or hundreds of billions if prices are also ...

Global renewable energy capacity targets for 2030 have increased by only 2% since countries agreed at COP28 to triple deployment by the end of the decade, according to a report released Thursday.

As nations in the Global South analyse pathways to decarbonise the agriculture sector, they will increasingly turn to enhanced rock weathering (ERW) and biochar-based carbon removal projects from 2030 ...

A Moroccan fertiliser producer announced on Tuesday a partnership with a Brazilian company and two groups of local rural producers to restore 100,000 hectares of degraded land in the Cerrado, the ...

Canada is a step closer to its first carbon capture cement plant, doling out C$10 million ($7.24 mln) in federal funding as a Calgary-based startup breaks ground on a commercial-scale plant in ...

The Democratic Republic of Congo's new land-use planning law marks an important step in ensuring fair and effective governance of natural resources – but planned oil developments pose a big threat to ...

The urgent need to reduce emissions is enough to justify releasing government debt brakes, an influential climate policy institute said in a report published on Wednesday.

The European steel industry is calling for a fundamental rethink of the EU’s 2040 climate policy framework, warning that current plans risk “deindustrialisation” unless reforms are made to support the ...