The investment will aid regions in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, enabling local communities to transition toward low-carbon, climate-resilient, and inclusive development models.
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Collaboration emphasizes financial and ESG goals through FSC-certified forestland investments
Company has agreed to purchase 50,000 metric tons of carbon removal credits by 2030.
Katajanokan Laituri was built by Varma in cooperation with Haahtela, who were responsible for project management. The building was designed by Anttinen Oiva Architects.
The joint effort brings together one of the world's largest private owners of timberlands with one of the world's largest conservation organizations to increase the positive impact of forests in mitigating climate change.
The company is working to exit bankruptcy with a plan that would leave shareholders holding just 5% of the restructured company.
In 2021, Germany began developing a remuneration system for forest ecosystem services, aiming to support the storage of CO2 in forests and to adapt forest management to the challenges of a warming climate.
The investment marks the largest-ever purchase of carbon offsets tied to U.S. timberlands.
The new Carbon Management solution improves how forestry companies manage carbon offsets, combining advanced algorithms and data-based calculations to produce faster, more accurate carbon estimations for forestry and carbon projects.
New study highlights how a steel firm's green bonds support Himalayan afforestation while navigating greenwashing risks.
These collaborations are pivotal to International Paper's business strategy and Vision 2030 goal to conserve and restore 1 million acres of ecologically significant forestland.
Brazil’s environment minister, Marina Silva, warns of risks to carbon credit integrity after police uncover fraud schemes.
Of the total, $140 million is available to support state-endorsed cost-share programs for landowners. Additionally, $50 million is available to programs that issue payments directly to landowners to adopt practices that increase carbon sequestration and storage of their forests.
Sappi Europe announces that it has cut the carbon footprint of its Galerie paper range by 55%, which is projected to reach 70% by the end of 2024.
Early wildfires have ravaged Brazil’s Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland, with more than 760,000 hectares burned in 2024 alone.
Timber sales will make the project financially viable, with trees harvested only after 14 years.
This law aims to restore 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030 and all ecosystems needing restoration by 2050.
Accelerating climate action towards Net Zero – Ingka Group’s net-zero science-based targets approved.
Metsä Group has entered into a cooperation with international technology group Andritz to explore the integration of carbon capture into a bioproduct mill.