Brazilian agribusiness and climate change. (And a great publication from the Università del Caffè Brasil on “Virtuous agriculture and the carbon balance”).

Cocoa, coffee, rubber tree, fruits and C+. Brazilian companies join together in a public consultation on a new methodology to remunerate sustainable agricultural practices on perennial crop farms.

Brazil, Frísia Sustainable Farm Program, part 2: about soy credits (worth more than certain carbon credits) and the carbon footprint of milk.

Brazil, Frísia Sustainable Farm Program, part 1: putting ESG into practice for cooperative members.

Brazil, how the Pantanal wildfires at forcing a private business enterprise risk management to go to real-time.

Scope 3 knocking on the door, part 2. What is already being done by the industries in São Paulo Brazil and which could be expanded to other Brazilian states, neighbor and Portuguese-speaking countries

Scope 3 knocking on the door, part 1. Small and medium-sized companies being surprised by their international customers, with demands regarding SBTi and GEE questionnaires.

Carbon Market in Singapore: Carbon Tax as the Regulatory Baseline and up to 5% of Voluntary Carbon Credits. Launch of Alliance of High-Quality Carbon Credits with IETA.

Carbon Market in India: in addition to national methodologies, actions to promote the Voluntary Carbon Market so that citizens and small farmers also obtain benefits from carbon credits.

Carbon Market in Indonesia: growing interest in the Carbon Exchange launched in 2023 and carbon trading now part of the monthly bulletins of the Financial Services Authority.