Oil and gas majors are using CO2 removal (CDR) as a tool to continue fossil fuel development, hedge against climate policy, and delay decarbonisation, according to new research.

A Brazilian carbon project developer announced on Tuesday it had acquired a minority stake in a startup specialising in the automation of ESG data and carbon management for companies.

Every $1 spent by companies on addressing physical climate risks could deliver a return of up to $21, with an average benefit of $8, analysis from a global environmental impact organisation shows. ...

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As the Trump administration works to revamp environmental review procedures for major infrastructure projects, some states and local governments are pushing for more inclusion in the US DOE’s new ...

US tariffs on European products could significantly cut EU ETS-covered emissions, but are not expected to affect the market’s bullish 2026 trajectory, according to a bank analyst.

Decision-makers surveyed by academic researchers misjudge the share of the public that is inclined to take personal action to address climate crisis by nearly 50%, according to research released on ...

Poland's approved national energy and climate plan sees coal out of the power sector in the mid-2030s and emissions down 54% by the end of this decade.

A UK forest carbon standard is piloting using drones for counting trees while also improving prediction tools for soil carbon as it looks to enhance its digital capabilities, following the launch of a ...

An India-based startup developing algae-powered carbon capture technology has secured pre-seed investment to support the scaling of its nature-based emissions removal systems aimed at improving urban ...

India’s voluntary carbon market is being constrained by prolonged registration timelines and limited sectoral focus, and this is undermining its growth potential and credibility, according to a report ...

Spain and Portugal are positioning themselves at the forefront of Europe's renewable transition, viewing the energy shift not as a cost, but as an industrial opportunity, although the region faces new ...