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| | | ... use. It's crucial to consider the potential of regenerating nature and harnessing natural capital like healthy soil, water, and ecosystems to enhance carbon sequestration while supporting sustainable agriculture practices. The role of regional Natural ... |
| | | | ... on five core areas where we believe business can have the biggest impact - gender equality, climate action, living wage, water resilience and finance and investment." The Business Council for Sustainable Development Australia (BCSDA) reinforces UNGCNA's ... |
| | | | ... fleet to electric vehicles; Green Building Council of Australia's Green Star Communities certification including employment, water and waste initiatives; and gender equity initiatives involving improving gender equity, diversity and inclusion in Science ... |
| | | | ... Qontigo index business. In June the European Commission approved EU Taxonomy criteria for sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources, transition to a circular economy, pollution prevention and control, and protection and restoration ... |
| | | | ... because nature is a broad agenda." Some areas of nature-related risk are regulated under environmental laws like air and water pollution, deforestation and waste disposal, thus giving companies a basis for already-existing data and analysis, nature-related ... |
| | | | ... accelerating action on biodiversity and helping move the needle." The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DEECCEEW) are hosting a global Nature Summit at the end of next year. |
| | | | ... business model for these companies over a longer period of time," Balkrishna said. "Put t all together, it creates a much more water-tight investment framework. It also reduces greenwashing risk, which occurs when companies that do a whole bunch of non-green ... |
| | | | ... Eligible asset categories include renewable energy, energy efficiency, waste management, clean transportation and sustainable water management. The GDIF facility is supported by Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which acts as the sole green coordinator ... |
| | | | ... manufactures meal replacements that are marketed as a "complete meal" with "all the nutrients you need" in powder form - just add water. It was selected for its sustainability credentials - it claims its meal contribute 50% less carbon than the average ... |
| | | | ... conversion and restoration), direct exploitation (including resource exploitation and soil health), pollution (including water and air quality, hazardous substances, and plastic waste), climate change (Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions), and invasive alien ... |
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