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Alexandra Luca

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Policy fragmentation key barrier for Corsia: Airlines

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By Zhang Weili, Alexandra Luca
| World Ports Organization
Montreal, 2 June (Argus) — Policy fragmentation is the primary obstacle keeping airlines from taking firm positions in the market for credits compliant with the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (Corsia), carriers told Argus on Tuesday on the sidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization (Icao)’s climate week in Montreal.
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Q&A: VCM demand shifts to long-term offtake: NativState

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By Akira Nakamura, Alexandra Luca
| World Ports Organization
London, 15 May (Argus) — US-based improved forest management (IFM) project developer NativState has issued almost 5mn avoidance and removal credits across six projects. The company expects to generate over 40mn forest carbon avoidance and removal credits, based on current enrolled acreage and modelled baseline scenarios under the American Carbon Registry.
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Romanian gov’t faces collapse after coalition split

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By Malik Johnson, Aidan Hall, Alexandra Luca
| World Ports Organization
London, 27 April (Argus) — The Romanian government could collapse after one of the country’s until recently ruling parties joined forces with an opposition grouping to try to topple the current coalition government. The centre-left Social Democratic Party (PSD), formerly part of the governing coalition, and the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) announced on Monday that they are preparing a no-confidence motion to be put to parliament next week.
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