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New carbon regulation on the horizon for Bolivia

Bolivia is preparing to publish its national carbon market regulatory framework by the end of April 2026. The announcement was made by Jorge Avila, Vice Minister for Environment, at the Bolivia Carbon Forum in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Bolivian forest manager inspecting a newly planted tree, with Amazon rainforest and biochar factory in the background. AI generated picture. The framework is currently in development and has been reviewed by independent consultants funded by the European Union. Avila confirmed the government has yet to determine...

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Unlimited offsets and new registry set to reshape Mexico’s carbon market

Mexico is preparing to relaunch its national carbon market with an ambitious plan that combines unlimited use of carbon offsets under its emissions trading system (ETS) and the creation of a new national registry to strengthen transparency and...

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Colombia’s largest carbon project gets $100m investment boost

Brújula Verde, Colombia’s largest nature-based carbon removal project, has received a $100 million investment from GenZero, Temasek's decarbonisation platform, and global commodities trader Trafigura. Located in the Orinoco River Basin, the...

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