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Carbon allowances prices in Europe have been rising in December and continue to look bullish for the month and heading into 2023.

Europe's energy crisis could extend beyond the winter and the short-term reliance on coal could provide price momentum for carbon allowances.

Luke Oliver of KraneShares gave guidance on changes for the EU’s carbon allowances market, analyzing performance and a macro look.

Europe's carbon market continues to make strides in reducing emissions, is effectively priced, and has positive underlying fundamentals.

Wonder no more why some quarters are insistent on getting more people vaccinated despite the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic having fizzled out. They want to perpetuate the COVID narrative [...]

Anglo-Swedish vaccine maker AstraZeneca announced that it will no longer pursue emergency approval for its Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine in the United States. Early on in the pandemic, the [...]

The U.S. is hoping to lure the private sector to the climate change table through the creation of a new voluntary carbon credits system.

EU carbon prices are once more on the rise in anticipation of the greater energy expenditure required over the winter months

The latest emissions report from UNEP revealed negligible emissions reductions in 2022 and a need for urgent, drastic change across sectors.

“Reminder” post today. It seems that there is little headway being made in getting out the message of how C19 injections FAILED clinical trials and were only rolled out because of the actions of [...]