Microsoft Buys Permanent Carbon Removal from Arca
Microsoft signed a 10-year deal with Canadian startup Arca to remove 300,000 tons of atmospheric…
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Varaha Achieves Asia’s First Rock Weathering Carbon Credit
Varaha secured Asia's first registry-backed enhanced rock weathering carbon credit, positioning India's small farmers at…
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US Threats Derail IMO Decarbonization Plan
The International Maritime Organization or IMO, postponed its net-zero framework after intense US opposition and…
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Record CO₂ surge in 2024 Signals Deepening Climate Instability: WMO
The WMO bulletin warns global CO2 levels have reached unprecedented highs, reinforcing the planet’s warming…
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UN Shipping Emissions Pricing Set to Trigger US–EU Policy Rift
The UN’s shipping regulator may adopt a global carbon levy on maritime emissions, triggering a…
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Carbon Compliance Goes Legal in India
It mandates 282 high-emission industrial units in cement, aluminium, chlor-alkali, and pulp & paper to…
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Schneider Electric Secures 31,000 Tons of Carbon Removal
Schneider Electric has signed a landmark 31,000-ton carbon removal agreement with Climeworks to advance its…
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AkzoNobel, Arkema, and BASF Partner to Slash Carbon Footprint of Coatings
Partnership slashes carbon in powder coatings by 40%, advancing sustainability for the construction industry
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Sony Targets Value Chain Emissions with New Plan
Sony's new Green Management 2030 plan targets a 25% value chain emission cut
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China to Introduce Absolute Emissions Caps for Carbon Market from 2027
The Chinese government has announced that it will introduce absolute emissions caps for some industries…
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US $11.5M Boost for Terraton’s Biochar Expansion
With fresh funding, Terraton is set to expand biochar solutions that lock carbon into soil…
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Carbon Gridlock: India Stalls, U.S. Backslides, China Turns a Corner
As the world’s carbon giants veer off in different directions, India’s climate crossroads spotlights the…
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