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RBC and Scotiabank retract climate targets amid global volatility
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) have announced abandoning key interim targets to…
Delta Air Lines scales back sustainability pledges amid fuel supply concerns
Delta Air Lines has quietly adjusted its environmental commitments, removing or rephrasing key climate targets from its official…
ISO and GHG Protocol appoint joint working group for global product standard
GHG Protocol has announced the official selection of participants for the Joint Working Group (JWG), a pivotal step…
Verra bolsters Board of Directors with strategic global climate leaders
Verra has announced the election and appointment of three distinguished experts to its Board of Directors: Derek Walker,…
EU Commission moves to bolster carbon market resilience
The European Commission has unveiled a strategic proposal to fortify the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) by…
Germany unveils €8bn climate plan to slash emissions and energy imports
The German government has announced a comprehensive €8 billion ($9.2 billion) strategy designed to accelerate the nation’s transition…
EU adopts amended climate law with binding 2040 target to cut emissions 90%
The Council of the European Union has formally adopted an amendment to the European Climate Law, setting a…
Transport drives one-third of EU emissions as road accounts for nearly 75%
Transport remains a cornerstone of the European economy but is also its weakest link on climate, according to…
EU lawmakers back 90% emissions cut by 2040
The European Parliament has approved changes to the EU Climate Law that commit the bloc to cutting net…
Japanese firms snap up voluntary carbon credits ahead of GX-ETS launch
Large Japanese emitters are turning to carbon credits on Tokyo Stock Exchange Inc.’s voluntary market as they prepare…
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