RMI assesses innovation breakthroughs across 14 carbon dioxide removal approaches, analysing deployment trends, cost drivers and priority breakthrough areas to guide investment and accelerate scalable, affordable removal technologies.
Enhancing Sustainability-related Disclosures
UNEP FI’s Risk Centre summarises a resource series that helps financial institution risk professionals use sustainability disclosures within prudential risk management, covering their availability, reliability and links to financial risk.
The State of the World’s Forests 2026 – Restoring forests and landscapes: The way forward for a sustainable future
FAO’s flagship forests report assesses global progress on forest and landscape restoration, finding commitments outpace action, and identifies four pathways, people, land, finance, and policy, to scale impact.
Integrity in Digital MRV: New ICVCM & World Bank Report
The Integrity Council and World Bank publish a report examining high-integrity principles for digital monitoring, reporting and verification in carbon markets, presenting sixteen recommendations across governance, cybersecurity, transparency, verification and capacity building.
Scaling enteric methane solutions: What dairy and beef companies can do
Environmental Defense Fund examines enteric methane-reducing technologies including feed additives, genetic strategies and vaccines, outlining how dairy and beef companies can accelerate adoption through regulatory alignment, targeted investment and producer-focused implementation strategies.
Government strategies to mobilize domestic credit-based carbon markets
VCMI and Climate Focus set out policy options governments can use to build domestic carbon credit markets across investment facilitation, demand creation and supply safeguards, with Ghana and South Korea as worked examples.
Step Up for Nature: The Business Case for Science-Based Targets
The Science Based Targets Network, with Accountability Accelerator and EBP, interviews 14 companies applying its framework and finds science-based targets for nature sharpen decision-making, strengthen credibility and build resilience to emerging risks.
Family forests provide millions in benefits to businesses and communities
The American Forest Foundation and Sorenson Impact Institute quantify the wider benefits of the Family Forest Carbon Program, including $6.4 million a year in air-quality healthcare savings across twenty states and $2.3 million in annual regional economic output.
Natural capital: the unpriced carbon
Wood Mackenzie finds natural carbon sinks absorbed about 18 GtCO2 in 2025, roughly 40 per cent of human emissions, yet are unvalued in most climate models, while engineered removal delivered only 0.08 GtCO2 and sink capacity is weakening.
Limiting Overshoot: Navigating exceedance of 1.5°C and pathways towards return
UNEP’s first report on exceeding 1.5°C finds the limit will be crossed within a few years and maps an overshoot, peak and decline pathway that needs near-elimination of emissions plus a major scale-up of carbon removal.