How Google, Meta, Salesforce and other companies are joining forces to fund climate action
In June, Salesforce announced that it had joined Frontier, an advance market commitment (AMC) from over a dozen companies for the purchase of credits for durable carbon removal credits. The…
Supreme Court ruling on Chevron deference won’t change corporations’ climate obligations, for now
On June 28, in a landmark decision, the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron Deference, dramatically limiting the federal government’s ability to implement climate regulation. The Chevron rule dates to 1984,…
Navigate the New Carbon Market Rules to Maximize Returns
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How governments can strengthen carbon markets and spur long-term success
This is the third article in a six-part series examining how carbon markets can catalyze the transition to a green economy. Previous articles in this series describe reimagining carbon markets…
AI data centers are undermining climate solutions
Some industry sectors — the chemical and petroleum industries come to mind — have ample experience in being in the political and social crosshairs for extended periods. The more recent…
Deals with Microsoft, Shopify and Stripe fail to keep carbon removal startup alive
Running Tide, a carbon removal startup that signed 25 customers including Microsoft, Shopify and Stripe, is shutting down after failing to secure more financial backing. The announcement by CEO Martin…