Emanuela Barbiroglio

2 days ago | carbon-pulse.com | Allison Gacad |Emanuela Barbiroglio

BRIEFING: Climate investors vary solution scale-up across patchwork global policy landscapeIn Brazil, public investors push for continued policy support while global private capital forges ahead independent of US policy rollbacks, financiers said during a webinar Wednesday. In Brazil, public investors push for continued policy support while global private capital forges ahead independent of US policy rollbacks, financiers said during a webinar Wednesday.

2 weeks ago | carbon-pulse.com | Emanuela Barbiroglio

EU introduces country-based benchmarks against deforestationThe European Commission has published a benchmarking system that will accompany the EU's anti-deforestation regulation, classifying countries according to their 'level of risk'. The European Commission has published a benchmarking system that will accompany the EU's anti-deforestation regulation, classifying countries according to their 'level of risk'. A Carbon Pulse login is required to read this content.

2 weeks ago | carbon-pulse.com | Emanuela Barbiroglio

EU Parliament in favour of cutting Russian energy ties by 2027The European Parliament has endorsed the European Commission's plan to completely phase out Russian energy imports by 2027, with most MEPs supporting the plan and only a few criticising the potential economic implications.

2 weeks ago | carbon-pulse.com | Emanuela Barbiroglio

EU aluminium industry warns of CBAM loopholes, ahead of vote on simplificationThe design of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could accelerate an exodus of operations - known as carbon leakage - in the aluminium sector, a new study warned, on the eve of a key European Parliament vote on proposals to simplify the scheme.

2 weeks ago | internazionale.it | Emanuela Barbiroglio

Durante il dibattito sul regolamento europeo sul ripristino della natura (che fa parte del green deal europeo), avvenuto all’inizio del 2024, l’eurodeputato olandese Bert-Jan Ruissen, del partito dei conservatori e riformisti europei (Ecr, estrema destra) ha affermato che “troppi terreni erano stati riservati al ripristino della natura”. Come altri esponenti della destra, ha sostenuto che le politiche di protezione della natura minacciano la stabilità economica.