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In October, the regulator of the new UN Paris Agreement Credit Mechanism (PACM) will consider rules regarding the non-permanence and reversals of carbon reduction efforts. The proposed guidelines suggest a negligible risk range of 0.5-2.5% over 100 years for land-based mitigation activities.

The expert panel also aims to enhance flexibility in reporting timelines and introduce a materiality threshold for greenhouse gas releases. Additionally, public input is sought on revised methodologies and an investment analysis tool to ensure project viability.