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Brazilian prosecutors seek suspension of Amazon REDD+ project over Indigenous rights concerns
Brazil's Federal Public Prosecutor's Office (MPF) has filed a lawsuit seeking the suspension of a REDD+ carbon project in the Amazon for alleged violations of the rights of Indigenous and traditional communities.
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US ELECTIONS: California ETS expected to stay in Democratic hands, Oregon remains divided
Among US West Coast states, experts project a high likelihood that the Democratic candidate wins the gubernatorial election in California, signaling continuity for the state's Quebec-linked ETS, while Oregon is seeing a tighter race for its next governor, raising questions…
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US ELECTIONS: CO2 pipelines, CCS come up in partisan debates ahead of key gubernatorial races
Jurisdictions leading carbon capture and storage (CCS) momentum in the US could see new leadership poised to either block or unlock the potential of the sector in the Midterm Elections.
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US ELECTIONS: Energy, data centre debates loom large over US Northeast, Mid-Atlantic midterms
Increased power demand, buoyed by data centres, has raised concerns around affordability and reliability in RGGI-participating states in the US Northeast and Mid-Atlantic ahead of midterm elections Tuesday, with some Republican challengers in Democrat-led jurisdictions looking…
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RGGI Market: RGAs climb to around $42 to end October, buoyed by power
RGGI Allowance (RGA) futures rose nearly 6% over the past week to approach the $42 mark, buoyed by end of month manoeuvres and developments in the power sector, traders said.
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Phaseout has turned to burnout for push to end fossil fuel subsidies, finds report
The phaseout of fossil fuel subsidies is falling off the political agenda, with just five countries still holding an active pledge since the G7 commitment expired in 2025, according to research published on Tuesday.
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Canada needs C$2.2 bln to scale CDR by 2030 -report
Canada will need another C$2.2 billion ($1.6 bln) in public and private investment to scale up carbon removal (CDR) by 2030, as weak demand and financing gaps constrain growth, according to a new analysis.
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LATAM Roundup: Article 6, shifting negotiation dynamics to mark LAC position at COP31
Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries are expected to make Article 6 announcements at COP31, while negotiations and the parallel fossil fuel phase-out campaign may shift as formerly left-led governments move to the political right.
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Draft EU-UK carbon market linkage deal backdates CBAM exemption to start of 2026 -media
The EU and UK are nearing an agreement to link their respective carbon markets, according to a draft declaration prepared ahead of a bilateral summit later this month seen by Rapporteur, which would see an exemption from the bloc's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for…
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Euro Markets: EUAs surge above €90 as FOMO trumps energy plunge and fear of a Brussels response
EU allowances advanced to yet another nine-month high on Monday, shrugging off plunging energy markets as the daily auction cleared at the highest premium for more than two months, with traders reporting that bulls appeared to be motivated more by a 'fear of missing out' on the…
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Irish presidency first draft compromise on EU ETS reform leaves political issues untouched
A new Council of the EU compromise text on the Emissions Trading System (ETS) reform, from the Irish presidency, seeks to clarify and incorporate national views on the European Commission's proposal – while deferring the more contentious issues to future drafts.
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FEATURE: Dim hopes for a COP31 deal on fossil fuels, as electrification takes charge
Do not bet on a breakthrough for fossil fuels at this month’s COP31 climate summit, even if the push for electrification takes centre stage, experts are warning.
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Guyana renews push for biodiversity credits during second alliance summit
Guyana wants to build on its experience selling jurisdictional forest carbon credits and expand towards a broader range of ecosystem services, including biodiversity and watershed protection, officials said last week.
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Global insurer, NbS firm join forces to advance projects, mitigate risks
A global insurance broker and an ecosystem services firm are set to advance large-scale restoration and nature-based (NbS) solutions worldwide.
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Australian bank sets deforestation requirements for agribusiness borrowers
An Australian bank has set deforestation management requirements for agribusiness customers with more than A$3 mln in lending exposure, it announced Monday.
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VCM REPORT: CORSIA futures inch towards $13, market hopes bolstered by tenders, new retirement
Prices remained steady in the CORSIA market last week, with a retirement by a Japanese airline and two market tenders the latest signs of growing momentum from buyers.
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Global carbon asset manager expands to London with CORSIA focus
A Vienna-headquartered carbon asset manager has expanded into London to strengthen ties with commodity traders and financial institutions, particularly in the market for credits eligible under the UN's CORSIA aviation offsetting scheme.
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EU ETS reform proposal incompatible with 2040 target, argues non-profit
The European Commission's proposed reforms of the bloc's carbon market will likely cause it to miss its 2040 climate target, new analysis estimates.
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US carbon certifier launches cement CCS methodology consultation
A US-based carbon certification company has opened a public consultation on a methodology for issuing environmental attribute certificates (EACs) for cement produced using carbon capture and storage (CCS).
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French utility backs over 200k UK woodland carbon units
A French energy group will support woodland projects across the UK by purchasing more than 200,000 pending carbon units linked to new forests, it announced last week.