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| | | ... emissions reduction in sectors that are hardest to clean up, like plane travel and construction machines," Minister for climate change and energy Chris Bowen said. The government will build a framework through public consultation on eligibility and grants ... |
| | | | ... Baltazar speaks with Frankie Muskovic, the newly appointed executive director of policy at the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC). Muskovic shares her unique journey from an engineering background to the forefront of climate policy. She shares key ... |
| | | | ... assessment indicates losses to property values would be up to $611 billion by 2050 and $770 billion by 2090. The Climate Change Authority advised a target range of 65-75% reduction in climate pollution by 2035, compared to 2005 levels. Australia's ... |
| | | | ... delivering financial returns and seeking to make a positive difference," Bradford said. "One of the many attributes of climate change is that it is an investment risk, but as we seek to transition to a low-carbon economy it also represents an investment ... |
| | | | The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) has named the finalists for the 2025 suite of awards, to be presented at the upcoming Summit. Each year, the IGCC hosts the Climate Leaders' Dinner and Awards as part of its annual IGCC Summit, with three ... |
| | | | Penny Sharpe, the minister for the environment of New South Wales, will appear at the Investor Group on Climate Change's annual Summit next month. The IGCC said Sharpe will bring a vital perspective to the Summit, "at a time when [New South Wales] is ... |
| | | | ... its commitment to active ownership. The three areas of priority are: an investment focus on global resilience, climate change and natural capital, and gender equality and decent work. "Our commitment to responsible investing is vital to how we aim to ... |
| | | | Many of the priorities the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) took to the recent Economic Reform Roundtable were well received, including the need for a strong 2035 target. With its chief executive Rebecca Mikula-Wright in attendance, IGCC was ... |
| | | | ... our international obligations under the Paris Agreement and meets the expectations of the Australian public". "Climate change is no longer a distant threat-it is a pressing and escalating challenge that impacts our environment, economy, and the wellbeing ... |
| | | | ... other sectors. Despite making "mega profits", these corporations don't contribute to the costs of dealing with climate change and their climate pollution as they send most of these capitals overseas, Make Big Polluters Pay said. Ahead of the Economic ... |
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