Government promises stronger protection for native forests if Greens back environment reforms
The government has offered a concession to the Greens on native forest logging as it steps up its…
Commentary: Brazil is trying to stop fossil fuel interests derailing COP30 with one simple measure
THE PETROSTATE PROBLEM It’s not just corporations seeking to blunt climate ambition. Nations do too. According to the…
Commentary: Are COP climate talks still relevant? That’s the wrong question
With the political difficulties of COP29 in Azerbaijan still fresh, and Brazil now facing challenges in Belem for…
UN Endorses First Article 6.4 Carbon Credit Methodology, Unlocking Billions for Global Carbon Markets
The United Nations has taken a major step in global carbon markets. A UN panel has approved the…
World will be forced to confront climate change in next 10 to 20 years: Singapore’s Ravi Menon
Singapore faces heat stress, floods, droughts and sea level rise, but Mr Menon has learnt these issues cannot…
High-Quality Carbon Credit Prices Hit Record Levels, Driven by Integrity and Market Shifts
High-quality carbon credits are becoming more valuable than ever, with prices reaching record levels in late 2025, according…
Australia reveals climate target to cut emissions 62 to 70 percent by 2035
Luisa F Bedoya Taborda, Environmental Lawyer and PhD candidate at the School of Project Management studying the impact…
Australia’s 2035 climate targets on path to net zero judged by the experts
After much anticipation, Australia has set its new climate targets: a reduction of 62 to 70 per cent…
I’m a CEO who bid for Google’s Chrome browser. Even if we don’t win, here’s why this is a fork in the road for digital capitalism
Judge Amit Mehta’s landmark ruling against Google is more than just another antitrust case. It is a once-in-a-generation…