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| | ... disruption of climate change is lagging behind. But new focus from investors, companies and government on investing in building resilience means this is a rising priority as well as an economy-wide challenge. The most recent Intergenerational Report ... |
| | | ... project, The Tube in Germany, is targeting the first-ever Gold demolition certification from the DGNB German Sustainable Building Council, a low impact method of demolition that has recycled approximately 70,000 tonnes of building materials on-site ... |
| | | ... strategy in its financing by tying the cost of funds to achieving targets for renewable energy procurement and Green Star building performance ratings - two areas that align with its mission to provide students with quality, purpose-built and purpose-driven ... |
| | | ... The second part is to what extent are we investing in economy-wide resilience, or a city-wide resilience? For example, building a sea wall to mitigate flooding is something no individual company has an incentive to do, but is there a role for government ... |
| | | ... Australian Insurance Council Roadmap to Net Zero urges insurers to implement a shadow carbon price, encourage innovative building materials for climate resilience, and capitalise on the large quantities of minerals required to capitalise on this transition. ... |
| | | ... establishing, investing, and managing infrastructure and energy-focused funds, overseeing credit exposure and market risk, and building new funds and businesses including renewable energy development platforms with a global remit, ZEN Noted. She has ... |
| | | ... nature-based reporting into their strategies. This brings both risk and opportunity, and law firm Clayton Utz has published Building Biodiversity: Australian nature markets beyond the TNFD outlining the next steps required to harness the TNFD framework's ... |
| | | ... Flavio Macau commenting that the construction industry is currently grappling with soaring energy costs, while labour, building material and land are in short supply. RMIT economist David Hayward commented that the plan only provides for 250,000 new ... |
| | | ... Louise Davidson commented that dealing with complicated biodiversity and nature issues will require improved capacity-building, data collection and collaboration across sectors. "Nature loss needs to be arrested urgently. Ecosystems are enormously complex ... |
| | | ... and implement low-carbon transition goals. The new fund will provide investors "with an innovative, unique and powerful building block to access companies in the region leading the transition," he said. SGX Group senior managing director and head of ... |
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