In a two-part series, Sonal Desai, News Editor at esgnews.earth, analyzes the implications of the EU’s rejection of the country risk system within its Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), and the challenging path it poses for global forest protection.
The European Commission announced carbon compensation for European exporters, aiming to prevent businesses from relocating due to the EU’s climate policies.
The EEPC is seeking a three-year moratorium from the EU’s CBAM to delay the implementation of the carbon tax.
The 2025 UN Climate Conference in Bonn faced immediate hurdles as developing nations clashed with the European Union and its allies on critical issues of climate finance and trade measures.
The revised framework from Infosys outlines aspirations across climate change, water and waste management, digital skilling, workplace inclusivity, and corporate governance
Moving from carbon credits to green credits for a more holistic and impactful carbon accounting
The RCI has released a report outlining ten policy proposals to expedite the transition to renewable carbon in feedstocks and materials
The EU ETS has successfully reduced emissions in covered sectors by around 50% since 2005, with the power sector being a key driver, and is on track to achieve the 2030 target of -62%
Brazil’s proposal to establish a climate change council to expedite the implementation of COP decisions has sparked cautious responses from key developed countries
The EU has decided to postpone the current reporting requirements for the majority of companies by two years to prevent enactment of previously agreed laws before negotiations are finished
Indian steel exports to the EU may face surcharges of up to $80 a tonne on account of being more carbon intensive.
Documents show that these countries are pressuring the EU to dilute and simplify CBAM due to excessive business complexity.
