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| | ... "Accurate climate disclosures provide Australian investors data that will help in pricing the risk and opportunities of climate change to investment portfolios, allowing the Australian investment community to play its role in the carbon transition," ... |
| | | ... ultimately, Australia's ability to achieve its climate targets. "The world's scientists are clear: to avoid dangerous climate change we cannot keep expanding fossil fuels. "Yet Australia's main environmental law does not currently require decision-makers ... |
| | | ... Aware Super, Cbus Super, HESTA and REST, and asset consultant JANA, among its signatories. The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) expects more investors to sign on until November, when the statement for action will be presented to delegates at the ... |
| | | ... definition of 'nature positive' aligns with international expectations. The A$35 trillion Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) says investors have a fiduciary duty to manage the physical, transition and systemic risks of nature. The Responsible ... |
| | | ... last year. Australians are particularly optimistic - nearly all are confident we will avoid the worst impacts of climate change, up from 80% last year and well above the global average of 90%. In the past year, four in five Australian companies have ... |
| | | ... Diefenbach says is changing rapidly. "I'm convinced we can (and must) still do more to limit the consequences of climate change to a level that allows us and future generations to live life as we know it (or better) and lift everyone up with us," ... |
| | | ... $87 billion super fund has set out its engagement priorities ahead of the upcoming AGM season. Key areas include climate change, nature loss, gender equality and fair working conditions. This marks the fifth consecutive year the super fund has sent such ... |
| | | ... Australia's emissions reduction targets of 48% and renewable energy target of 82% by 2030, according to the department of climate change, energy, the environment and water's Capacity Investment Scheme. However, land constraints are a driving force behind ... |
| | | The Climate Change Authority's (CCA) sectoral pathways guidance finds every sector across the economy needs investment to reach net zero and pull the brakes on runaway climate change. Further investment is needed in net zero technology across the six ... |
| | | ... up efforts to attract converts to the Australian carbon offsets market and firm up its integrity. Last year the Climate Change Authority undertook a review of the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Act 2011. The review assessed additionality ... |
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