Carbon Piracy: When Offsets and Credits Go Wrong
Carbon piracy describes the misuse and fraud that can occur in carbon offset and credit markets, where claimed emission reductions fail to deliver
February 12, 2026
Climate Mitigation
Appeals Court Allows EPA to Cut $20 Billion in Climate Grants
A federal appeals court has cleared the EPA to reduce roughly $20 billion in climate‑related grant funding, a move that reshapes how communities finance
February 6, 2026
At COP30 Wealthy Nations Must Close the Climate Adaptation Gap
Closing the climate adaptation gap— the shortfall between promised and delivered support to vulnerable nations— is a central challenge for wealthy countries at
February 2, 2026
Why Carbon Capture Projects in the U.S. Take Too Long—and How to Fix It
Carbon capture projects in the United States often stall for years due to regulatory complexity, financing gaps, and technology scaling challenges, but coordinated
February 1, 2026
Arts Take Center Stage at COP30 to Drive Climate Awareness
Integrating visual, performance, and musical arts into COP30 creates an emotionally resonant platform that amplifies climate science, engages diverse audiences, and helps translate
February 1, 2026
Airbus Bets on Hydrogen-Powered Planes to Cut Aviation Emissions
Airbus is developing hydrogen‑fuelled aircraft under its ZEROe programme, targeting zero‑emission flight by 2035 and offering a potential pathway to reduce aviation’s contribution
January 30, 2026
