Commentary argues the biodiversity credit market should focus on continuous, independent verification rather than a single tradable unit, citing conflicting market size estimates as evidence.
In Malaysian Borneo, the Bakun Hydro-electric project, a significant part of Sarawak's renewable energy plans, led to the relocation of Indigenous communities approximately 30 years ago.
Mexico's proposed 2027 climate budget faces criticism for including spending on fossil fuel projects and a lack of detail on how funds will be used.
Brazil's upcoming presidential election may determine the future of Amazon conservation efforts. A tight race could lead to policy shifts affecting deforestation rates and Indigenous rights.
The EU has exempted leather from its deforestation law, while keeping restrictions on beef. Critics argue this creates a loophole, allowing hides from the same animals to enter Europe under different rules.
A historic oil deal between the U.S. and Venezuela, involving significant investment in oil infrastructure, has raised concerns over climate impact, transparency, and environmental risks.
The Environmental Protection Agency is repealing rules designed to limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants, citing industry cost savings.
BRICS nations agreed to a carbon market partnership to share expertise and link markets with climate finance, while opposing unilateral Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAMs).
A U.S. federal court ruled Jackson, Mississippi residents lack a constitutional right to lead-free water or truthful information from public officials regarding water safety.
Grantees of the Amazon Fund are expressing concern about a potential new freeze on contributions, following a period of disruption and revival of the fund's operations.