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Kenya is preparing to release three new environmental regulations aligned with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement by the end of this year, a move that could reshape its position in global carbon markets and open new avenues for bilateral cooperation. Panoramic view of a thriving forest in Kenya, featuring diverse wildlife and soft golden light at sunrise. AI generated picture. The planned regulatory package will address key elements of international environmental policy: carbon trading, the establishment of a national carbon registry, and...
A newly introduced US bill—the Foreign Pollution Fee Act of 2025—could shift international trade norms by tying import fees to the carbon intensity of foreign goods. Senators Bill Cassidy and Lindsey Graham are proposing legislation that aims to...
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has detailed new eligibility criteria for carbon offset registries under its CORSIA programme, covering 2021–2026. Verra, Gold Standard (GS), Climate Action Reserve (CAR), and Global Carbon...
Singapore has unveiled key principles to determine the eligibility of international carbon credits, a move aimed at supporting its environmental targets under the Paris Agreement. These criteria will govern the selection of carbon credits to offset...
The United Kingdom government has unveiled its roadmap for upcoming legislation aimed at making new housing, commercial, and infrastructure developments nature positive. The formal announcement confirms that the legislation, known as Biodiversity...
On 18 April, the European Parliament voted to approve a sweeping reform of European Union (EU) climate policies. It includes upgrading the bloc's carbon market, which is expected to increase the cost of polluting in Europe, as well as a tax on...
The European Union (EU) plans to provide permits, regulatory support, and easier access to public and private funding for specific strategic green technologies. This move aims to meet at least 40% of the EU's annual deployment requirements,...
