Carbon Accounting

Position of executive director to be jointly held for the first time in the group's history

From additionality to cracking down on double counting, the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Markets sets out 10 principles it believes should govern credible carbon credit transactions

Joel Makower asks how the fast expanding US cannabis industry could reduce its out-sized environmental footprint

A new report by Cornwall Insight shows how soaring wholesale gas costs mean generating energy on-site is a more attractive proposition than ever for many firms

Carbon credit registry teams up with UK project to help farmers measure and reduce CO2 emissions so as to issue carbon credits

Could growing water stress prompt more companies to embrace water pricing policies?

Green Alliance argues expanding scope of UK emisisons accounting to include climate impact of imports would deliver major boost to domestic low carbon goods and services sectors

The UK needs to pay closer attention to the emissions generated by goods imported from abroad if it wants to maintain its reputation as a climate leader, writes Green Alliance's Roz Bulleid

A failure to capture non-state climate action risks a skewed interpretation of success, argues CDP’s Petro Berttazzi

Lack of central leadership or clear standards for how departments should report their emissions could hamper public sector's drive to net zero, report warns