Carbon Trading News
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There is space for carbon storage undergroundCapturing it remains a challenge. But there should be no lack of permanent safe carbon storage underground. -
In East Asian first, South Korea announces ambitions to reach net zero by 2050South Korea, the world's seventh-largest carbon emitter, is home to energy-intensive industries such as automotives and steel. Its ruling political party wants to end the nation's contribution to climate change.
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Philippines’ mangroves could generate first-of-its-kind blue carbon credits in Asia-PacificCarbon & Climate
Philippines’ mangroves could generate first-of-its-kind blue carbon credits in Asia-Pacific
Mangroves protect coasts, support fisheries and are rich carbon sinks. Can an upcoming pilot project in the archipelago incentivise communities to keep these valuable ecosystems intact? -
Is carbon-neutral beef the future of Australia’s beef sector?As beef consumption grows in Asia, a handful of Australian producers are trying out going carbon neutral. Is this the future of the industry?
Carbon Trading Opinion
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Carbon offsetting: the frequently asked questions– Climate change is finally getting the media attention it deserves, and so is carbon offsetting. But what is carbon offsetting? How does it work? Can you trust it? Ecosystem Marketplace's Steve Steve Zwick offers some simple, concise answers. -
Why sustainable investing is the best job ever– A career in finance is rarely what we dream of when we are children. But forget being a rock star, a football pro or a contestant on Love Island. Here’s why working in sustainable investing is the best job. Ever. -
Where are Japan’s banks in the climate conversation?– Japan’s Big Three banks represent some US$6.29 trillion in assets, but have been conspicuously absent from efforts by the banking sector to embrace the Paris Agreement and the SDGs.
Videos
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Don't be spectators: UNDP boss calls on corporates to act on climate– The IPCC's climate warning is an opportunity for the business world to show leadership, said UNDP's Achim Steiner in the opening speech at the Responsible Business Forum in Singapore.
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Scientists in Iceland power plant turn CO2 emissions into stone– Breakthrough casts aside fear that carbon captured and stored underground can seep back into the air and explode.
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