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In the Sumatran rainforest, scientists are discovering emissions from land-use, peatland and forestry may be far more complicated than many think

The US’ recent opposition to the Benjamin Netanyahu’s extremist cabinet authorization of new illegal West Bank outposts is all ‘a game,’ says an activist.

Major new survey stresses importance of external support in accelerating decarbonisation efforts among smaller businesses

Upcoming policy decisions on plastic, carbon trading and carbon capture could see the waste sector become a major driver of regional decarbonisation, writes Enfinium's Mike Maudsley

When compared to other states that teach financial literacy, New York and New Hampshire both received “B” grades for their curriculum, while Vermont received a “D.”

UK broadcasters, including the BBC, are predisposed towards the Zionist regime, says an academic.

Compensate's Niklas Kaskeala sets out how firms purchasing credits to fund conservation and meeting climate goals can mitigate their exposure to carbon market risks

US Navy deep sea divers allegedly planted C4 explosives on the gas pipelines under the guise of NATO naval exercises, detonated on September 26 using a remote signal sent by a sonabuoy.

Compensate's Niklas Kaskeala sets out how firms purchasing credits to fund conservation and meeting climate goals can mitigate their exposure to carbon market risks

Two analyses out this week have underscored how the global PPA market has surged over the last decade as corporates have increasingly sidestepped wholesale markets to tap low-cost clean energy