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Recurring Methane Super-Emitters Linked to Flaring Sites at Kokzhide Oil and Gas Field (Kazakhstan)

Recurring Methane Super-Emitters Linked to Flaring Sites at Kokzhide Oil and Gas Field (Kazakhstan)

by info@climatecrimeanalysis.org | Oct 5, 2026 | Methane, News, English

As part of an ongoing collaboration with Crude Accountability, the Center for Climate Crime Analysis (CCCA) has published a new Methane Insight examining recurring methane super-emitter events at the Kokzhide Oil and Gas Field in Kazakhstan. Using multiple sources of...
CCCA launches new Methane Dashboard during COP30 in Brazil

CCCA launches new Methane Dashboard during COP30 in Brazil

by info@climatecrimeanalysis.org | Nov 14, 2025 | Methane, News, English

Against the backdrop of COP30 in Brazil, the Center for Climate Crime Analysis (CCCA) has launched a new Methane Dashboard, an interactive tool designed to make satellite observations of major methane emissions easier to explore and understand. Rapid reductions in...
CCCA Climate Hub opens in Belém with a special day to connect policy, enforcement, and communities

CCCA Climate Hub opens in Belém with a special day to connect policy, enforcement, and communities

by info@climatecrimeanalysis.org | Nov 6, 2025 | News, English

(Texto também disponível em português) On November 11, the Climate Justice Across Borders day brings together experts to strengthen global and local climate action; the event is open for all  CCCA operates at the intersection of environmental, economic, and legal...
Major Methane Emissions Continue Across Romania’s Oil and Gas Infrastructure, Underscoring Urgent Need to Defend EU Methane Regulation

Major Methane Emissions Continue Across Romania’s Oil and Gas Infrastructure, Underscoring Urgent Need to Defend EU Methane Regulation

by info@climatecrimeanalysis.org | Oct 13, 2025 | Methane, News, English

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA — 13 October 2025, Between 8–16 July 2025, 2 Celsius, Clean Air Task Force (CATF), and the Center for Climate Crime Analysis (CCCA) conducted a methane emissions documentation campaign across Romania, surveying over 75 oil and gas facilities using...
Combating illegal logging: CCCA, EIA, and MPE/PA conduct training in Belém

Combating illegal logging: CCCA, EIA, and MPE/PA conduct training in Belém

by info@climatecrimeanalysis.org | Sep 15, 2025 | News, English

Raisa Pina* (Texto também disponível em português.) To address and correct irregularities in the Amazon timber supply chain, the Center for Climate Crime Analysis (CCCA) and the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), in partnership with the Pará State Public...
How money laundering rules could be used to tackle deforestation

How money laundering rules could be used to tackle deforestation

by Center for Climate Crime Analysis | Jun 26, 2024 | Deforestation in Brazil, English

Last November, French NGO Sherpa filed a complaint with the French National Prosecutor’s Office against French banks BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole, BPCE and Axa. It called for a criminal investigation into money laundering and concealment, arguing that the banks’...
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