Canadian-grown rapeseed, wheat, and peas have significantly lower carbon footprints than equivalent crops produced in major exporting countries such as Germany, France, the US, and Australia, a new ...

Greenhouse gas emissions from European dairy farming may be significantly underestimated due to the widespread omission of drained peatlands from carbon footprint assessments, according to a new study ...

South Korea's petrochemical industry would likely need around KRW 2.9 trillion ($2.08 billion) in short-term investment and stronger policy support to drive its low-carbon transformation, according to ...

India’s leading carbon credit developer and supplier, EKI Energy Services, has reported a new consolidated loss of INR 12.8 million ($150,000) in the quarter ending June 30.

To develop nuclear energy in Poland the government should connect small modular reactor development with that of larger plants, establish cross-regional and international collaborations, and lay out ...

Oil and gas majors are using CO2 removal (CDR) as a tool to continue fossil fuel development, hedge against climate policy, and delay decarbonisation, according to new research.

As the Trump administration works to revamp environmental review procedures for major infrastructure projects, some states and local governments are pushing for more inclusion in the US DOE’s new ...

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Every $1 spent by companies on addressing physical climate risks could deliver a return of up to $21, with an average benefit of $8, analysis from a global environmental impact organisation shows. ...

A Brazilian carbon project developer announced on Tuesday it had acquired a minority stake in a startup specialising in the automation of ESG data and carbon management for companies.

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US tariffs on European products could significantly cut EU ETS-covered emissions, but are not expected to affect the market’s bullish 2026 trajectory, according to a bank analyst.