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LIFE ClimatePositive: a year and a half of results and new challenges

  • 2025

A year and a half since the launch of the LIFE ClimatePositive project, we are excited to share our progress. Since 2022, over 5,000 people have participated in our activities, contributing to developing a more resilient and sustainable forest management model.

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Over 5,000 People Engaged, Concrete Actions, and New Prospects for 2025

The EU carbon market: the proposed Regulation for the certification of carbon removals

  • 2024

In February 2024, the European Parliament and the EU Council reached provisional agreement on the proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of the Carbon Removals Certification Framework (o CRCF), the first EU-wide voluntary framework for certifying carbon removals, carbon farming and carbon storage in products across Europe.

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The goal is to incentivize and regulate carbon removal and soil emission reduction activities

Reforestation: strategies, benefits, and actions to be taken

  • 2024

La riforestazione è il termine più comunemente usato per indicare l’impianto di alberi, ma non sempre è il più corretto. Quando si parla di piantare nuovi alberi, c’è un termine più generico e più appropriato che dovrebbe essere utilizzato: forestazione.

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A guide to reforestation: how it is done, what benefits it generates, and some projects in Italy and around the world

The EU Parliament approves the Carbon Removal Certification Framework

  • 2023

On 21 November 2023, the European Parliament approved the Carbon Removal Certification Framework: the scheme establishes monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) rules to ensure the high quality of carbon removals, counteracting greenwashing.

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New monitoring, reporting and verification rules to ensure high-quality carbon removals and tackle greenwashing.

Drought in Italy: What Does It Have to Do with Floods?

  • 2023

Abundant and widespread rainfall can help temporarily reduce the drought emergency in Italy, which affects certain areas like northern Italy and other European regions. For instance, the levels of some rivers may return to values close to the seasonal average. Problem solved? Not quite.

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The impact of the climate crisis on the alternation of extreme events like droughts and floods

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