US and Israel’s war on Iran is a disaster for the environment, analysis shows
The US-Israel war on Iran is significantly harming the environment, rapidly increasing greenhouse gas emissions and compromising the global carbon budget.
Von der Leyen: ETS changes will come in the coming days
Ursula von der Leyen announces upcoming changes to the EU's emissions trading system to alleviate high energy prices and impact on electricity bills.
The historical carbon loss in forestry - greater than all our fossil emissions
A Swedish study reveals that the carbon loss from forestry exceeds the country's fossil emissions since the 1800s, highlighting significant differences in carbon storage between natural and production forests.
‘Unconstitutional Bulged Reduction’ Shifting Carbon Reduction Burden to the Future... Including Options
A controversial 'bulged reduction path' for greenhouse gas emissions, which shifts the burden of reduction to the future, has been included in the deliberative agenda for a citizen representative group tasked with discussing the amendment of the Carbon Neutrality Basic Law in South Korea.
Climate Plan balances environment and agribusiness
The Brazilian federal government released its final Climate Plan aiming to balance environmental responsibilities with agribusiness interests amid significant lobbying against carbon reduction efforts.
Star Bulk: Turn to larger bulkers
Star Bulk Carriers is shifting its strategy to focus on larger dry bulk vessels, particularly Capesize, to enhance efficiency and lower carbon emissions.
The European Commission plans changes to the emissions trading system
The European Commission intends to modify the criticized emissions trading system (ETS) to mitigate carbon quota price volatility and long-term price increases.
The European Commission is reforming the carbon market reserve before the ETS review
The European Commission plans to propose reforms to the carbon market stability reserve ahead of a review of the emissions trading system (ETS) this summer.
'We haven't seen anything yet': China's plan to kick foreign oil habit
China is accelerating its push towards renewable energy as outlined in its latest five-year plan, aimed at reducing dependence on foreign oil while grappling with its status as the largest carbon emitter.
Brussels proposes to lower electricity taxes to reduce costs and 'prevent premature closures' of nuclear plants
The European Commission is proposing measures to lower electricity taxes and stabilize carbon emission prices to reduce energy costs and prevent early closures of nuclear power plants amid rising oil prices.
There Will Be No Suspension of the ETS, but There Will Be a Correction. Letter from the Head of the European Commission Leaked
The European Commission is not suspending the emissions trading system (ETS) but is proposing corrections to address rising carbon prices and criticism of current mechanisms.
Kemi pushes Finland towards carbon neutrality: there are still years to go, but the goal is already close
The city of Kemi has significantly reduced its emissions, achieving a 65% reduction compared to Finland's national average of 46%, primarily through changes in district heating.
Capturing carbon dioxide can save the climate – but investments are on hold
Sweden needs to capture millions of tons of carbon dioxide each year to meet its 2045 zero-emissions target, but major projects are being paused, impacting the effectiveness of climate policies.
About twenty multinationals defend the European system that penalizes CO₂ emissions against attacks in Brussels
A coalition of twenty multinational companies, including Google and Ikea, has issued a joint statement supporting the EU Emissions Trading System amidst rising pressure for its suspension.
The Environment Also Suffers in the Middle Eastern War
The war in the Middle East has detrimental effects on the environment, with significant carbon dioxide emissions from military operations contributing to climate change.
Impact of War: Millions of Tons of Carbon Dissolving in the Air, Learn...
A study reveals that the ongoing Israel-Gaza war has released approximately 33 million tons of CO₂e greenhouse gas emissions, significantly impacting climate change.
ETS, eight countries against Italy. The government is studying a gasoline bonus for low incomes
Italy's government is facing criticism from eight EU countries regarding its carbon emissions trading scheme and is considering a gasoline bonus for low-income earners.
‘Beggars belief’: calls for federal intervention after extension to ‘carbon bomb’ open-cut coalmine approved by Queensland government
Environmental groups are urging federal intervention following the approval of an extension to the controversial Hail Creek coalmine in Queensland, known for its high methane emissions.
Climate: a new French 'ambitious' strategy but difficult to implement
The Haut Conseil pour le climat emphasizes the ambitious yet challenging nature of France's new climate strategy aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030.
Africa Needs 50 Million New Homes, but Building Is Bad for the Environment - How to Finance 'Green' Solutions
Africa faces a critical housing shortage of 50 million homes, but traditional construction methods contribute significantly to carbon emissions and environmental degradation, necessitating the pursuit of green building solutions.
10,000 Simulations... Calculate 'Earth Damage' of 1 Ton of Greenhouse Gas at 280,000 Won
A new study estimates the social cost of carbon emissions in South Korea at around 280,000 won per ton, highlighting the economic implications of greenhouse gas emissions on climate change.
Deforestation of green area included by Ibaneis in aid to BRB could release 104,500 tons of carbon dioxide into the air, study points out
A study reveals that potential urbanization of a green area in the Federal District could release over 104,500 tons of CO2 due to native vegetation decomposition.
EU leaders demand proposal for carbon market reform by July
EU leaders are calling for the European Commission to present proposals for carbon market reform by July, as part of efforts to stabilize carbon prices and reduce electricity costs.
New cigarette? The cities that are banning advertisements linked to fossil fuels
Cities around the world are removing advertisements for fossil fuel-related products to combat carbon emissions.
The EU commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040
The European Union has pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, with measures in place for a net reduction through international carbon credits starting in 2036.
F1 adopts sustainable fuel, but 'green era' is hindered by global calendar
Formula 1 is set to implement 100% sustainable fuel and enhanced electric power units in 2026, as part of efforts to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2030, but faces challenges due to its extensive global calendar.
Priit Sibul: Estonia's quota trading balance is in deep deficit
Priit Sibul critiques Estonia's emissions trading system and highlights its negative impact on the country's energy system.
Crisis of the Car Industry, now Brussels Relaunches Made in Europe
The European Commission has outlined a strategy aimed at revitalizing the EU's manufacturing sector, targeting a 20% contribution to the EU's GDP by 2035, with regulations for carbon emissions and foreign investments in key industries.
Mysterious Carbon Emissions After Forest Fires
Researchers have created a detailed map of carbon emissions from forest fires in Sweden, revealing that underground fires release significant amounts of old carbon.
Arvi Hamburg: The carbon dioxide quota trading system is driving oil shale electricity out of competition
The EU's emissions trading system (ETS) is a significant factor contributing to high electricity prices, according to Arvi Hamburg.
Concerns Over Increased Carbon Emissions from Expansion of Dawn Deliveries Amidst Amendments to Distribution Law
There are rising concerns regarding the increased carbon emissions associated with the expansion of dawn delivery services in South Korea, as discussions around relaxing regulations in the distribution industry gain momentum.
Oyetola reaffirms Nigeria’s commitment to zero carbon emissions
Nigeria's Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Dr. Adegboyega Oyetola, has expressed the country's dedication to achieving net-zero shipping emissions by aligning with global climate strategies.
Ghana: Ghana Poised to Develop Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry ...ICAO Study Reveals
Ghana is well-positioned to develop a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry to reduce carbon emissions in aviation, according to an ICAO study.
Strict government on vehicle mileage! CAFE-3 proposal sent to PMO
The Indian government is intensifying regulations on vehicle mileage and carbon emissions by proposing the CAFE-3 (Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency) to the Prime Minister's Office for approval.
France declares war on meat
France's government has launched a new initiative targeting meat consumption as part of its climate strategy, highlighting the impact of dietary choices on carbon emissions.
What the ECO button means in cars
The article explains the purpose and functionality of the ECO button in vehicles, which is designed to enhance fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
The Commission will propose a reform of the electricity market, with no plans to abolish emission quotas
The European Commission is set to introduce reform proposals regarding the electricity market in March, amidst debates around high energy prices in Europe influenced by carbon emission quotas.
Latsco in the EMSA Study on Decarbonization
Latsco Shipping Limited has announced its participation in a carbon capture technology study commissioned by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA).
Holcim Mexico reduced 2.3 million tons of equivalent carbon dioxide
Holcim Mexico announced a potential reduction of 2.3 million tons of CO2 equivalent by 2025 through the use of low-carbon cement and concrete products.
Never has anyone built such a huge facility in the world to capture greenhouse gases
A significant new carbon capture facility is being constructed in Aalborg, Denmark, aiming to tackle greenhouse gas emissions effectively.
The price of carbon credits fell to its lowest level in seven months
The price of carbon credits in Europe has dropped to its lowest level in seven months amid calls for a review of the emissions trading system.
Estonia is ready to discuss making the ETS more predictable
Estonia is prepared to engage in discussions regarding potential changes to the EU's emissions trading system, following a call for reform by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
What the Albanese government did on the environment amid the Liberals’ turmoil: threatened species, a new coal project and carbon leakage
The Albanese government released a report reviewing carbon leakage risks associated with Australia's climate policies, suggesting a carbon border adjustment mechanism to address emissions concerns.
From sludge, heat and fresh air are obtained
A renewable energy plant in Peschiera Borromeo, Italy, utilizes biogas from sludge to provide heating and cooling, significantly reducing carbon emissions.
Emissions Trading in Europe: What Lies Behind the Drop in CO₂ Certificate Prices
The price of carbon pollution rights in Europe has dropped to its lowest level since August 2025, driven by a debate initiated by Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding potential reforms to the EU emissions trading system.
EU carbon prices fall following Germany's desire to intervene in the market
EU carbon prices have sharply declined after calls from Germany, Italy, and the Czech Republic for a review of the bloc's emissions trading system.
Ahti Asmann: What are the economic policy interests of the Estonian state?
Ahti Asmann discusses the need for a thorough risk analysis of the carbon tax in Estonia and the implications of potential changes to the emissions trading system in the EU.
The EU Emissions Trading System may be suspended? Germany does not rule it out
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz has suggested that the EU's carbon emissions trading system may need to be revised or postponed to protect industrial competitiveness amid rising energy prices.
Several European Leaders Want to Cut Carbon Credit Prices
Several European leaders are advocating for a reduction in carbon credit prices to support their economies due to concerns that emissions taxation has become excessively burdensome for industries.
Another industry fights for survival. This time it's the cement industry
The cement industry in Europe is striving to reduce CO2 emissions and has initiated innovative projects aimed at achieving carbon neutrality.