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| | | ... moving away from coal. But this might also mean investors will be expecting higher yields to compensate them for climate risk going forward. Conversely, she said that when renewables went up, yields went down. Governments are "rewarded for lower carbon ... |
| | | | ... proteins, as well as the ambition to develop smart and climate-resilient cities in areas of the world vulnerable to climate risk. |
| | | | ... with a further loss of up to $105 billion for wetlands. The research which includes modelling by analyst company Climate Risk, found that more than 80,000 existing residential, commercial, and industrial properties covering 45,000 hectares will be impacted. ... |
| | | | ... factors. The market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 4.5% to reach US$6 billion by 2027," the report said. "There is climate risk specific for Australian context - the first way to think about it is the size of the data centre industry," Noble said. ... |
| | | | ... appropriate resources are available to identify and respond to material ESG factors," and specified assessment of climate risk exposures as part of that. The APRA guidance also states that super funds can incorporate environmental and social impact-related ... |
| | | | Although Australia ranks 107th out of 130 countries for climate risk exposure, but it has inched up a notch to sit in 19th place for its ability to address those risks, according to a new index from commercial property insurer FM Global. The insurer ... |
| | | | A second consultation paper released this week by Treasury asks for feedback on a standardised, internationally-aligned, mandatory climate-related financial disclosure framework that will be implemented starting from 2024. The new framework, informed ... |
| | | | ... critical role in climate and net zero stewardship, encouraging companies to transition their businesses and analysing climate risk in bond structures and use of proceeds. Global long term fixed issuance including sovereign funds was US$26.8 trillion ... |
| | | | Treasury has released an updated statement of expectations for the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) which includes the adoption of climate reporting standards by super funds, banks and insurers. "For the first time, the government is ... |
| | | | The 2032 Brisbane Olympics are an opportunity to set "a new sustainable paradigm" and transform the way infrastructure is designed, built, operated and maintained, according to AECOM and the Infrastructure Sustainability Council. The consultant and ... |
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