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| | Australia can implement a net-zero national energy market with renewable energy that is both affordable and reliable, but committing to go zero emissions makes little economic sense at this time, according to the Grattan Institute. Grattan Institute ... |
| | | ... obviously takes a multitude of forms, spanning gender diversity, cultural diversity, racial diversity and health and political diversity." As part of this inaugural study, Rainmaker assessed the 57 super funds deemed to be ESG super funds to review their ... |
| | | ... focusing on shareholders, and I think this is still very important, but when you think about the current environment, political influence is going to be more invasive than we think. Social factors are impacting on corporations and you need a broader ... |
| | | ... of the CPM could either be borne by taxpayers or generators, or a combination therein, depending on the nature of the political calculation, D'Hotman said. "We were explicit in saying we don't' make a value judgement on who should pay," he ... |
| | | ... inquiry could have a chilling effect on the climate related targets set by banks, insurers and superannuation funds. Political interventions in financial services moves on climate risk are a feature of other countries. Earlier this year, the US Department ... |
| | | ... snowball through these interconnected systems," Petersen noted. But by applying an SDG lens to the system shock in a political system can allow for a reframing of the narrative and the ability to build new resiliency in natural systems, energy systems ... |
| | | As US states continue to count the votes in a historic election impacted by the COVID-19's pandemic risks and political volatility, financial market participants responded to the near term uncertainty and attempted to forecast potential outcomes of ... |
| | | The European Union's target for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 will necessitate making green hydrogen a commercially viable energy source by 2030, which brings costs and opportunities, according to BNP Paribas Asset Management. The EU is set to ... |
| | | ... chooses to have a narrow focus with select funds or niche products, they haven't embarked on what's quite a painful political exercise internally." The RIAA adviser guide is designed to help advisers answer those questions, which sets out to demystify ... |
| | | ... getting back to the question of inequality, how it's hampering economic growth, how it's the force behind impactful political changes such as the Brexit vote, Trump's 2016 victory, etc." "The more we thought about it, and the more we realised that it's ... |
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