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| | | ... costs of disasters underscore the importance of investing in climate adaptation strategies. According to Deloitte Access Economics, disaster costs, currently sitting at $38 billion per year, are set to increase to $73 billion by 2060, with the Actuaries ... |
| | | | ... the science has long been clear. There's now a united front for government to act." Modelling by Deloitte Access Economics estimates that a 75% cut by 2035 could deliver $370 billion to GDP and $190 billion in export revenue by 2050, as well as introducing ... |
| | | | ... procurement specialists) and creating new green jobs (like carbon capture specialists), RMIT added. Further, Deloitte Access Economics associate director Rhiannon Yetsenga said: "Our data indicates that Australian businesses face substantial financial ... |
| | | | ... increasingly view climate challenge as an economic opportunity, rather than a cost," Pradeep Philip, head of Deloitte Access Economics said. "As each year passes, the actions of the private economy to build new decarbonised assets grow while capital ... |
| | | | ... to be automated across large data samples as well as record, measure and verify reports, according to Deloitte Access Economics partner and lead author John O'Mahony. "The risk for Australia is that it is hard to find out what Australian companies ... |
| | | | ... not this narrow small thing that you outsource to one part of the business to go and do," said head of Deloitte Access Economics Pradeep Philip. "Dealing with sustainability has to wash through your strategy and all the parts of your business and relationships. ... |
| | | | ... factor driving digital decisions, but it's a big opportunity if businesses looked at the evidence," said Deloitte Access Economics partner and lead report author John O'Mahony. "Normally businesses would go to the cloud for other reasons- its' cost-effective ... |
| | | | ... according to Nicki Hutley, a climate councillor at the Climate Council and aneconomist and former Partner at Deloitte Access Economics. Hutley calculated that just 0.3% of total expenditure for 2021-2024 has been committed to climate change initiatives ... |
| | | | ... change," said Nicki Hutley, a spokesperson for the Climate Council of Australia and former partner at Deloitte Access Economics. " However, it is also clear that urgent emission reductions through renewable energy and new clean industries could see us ... |
| | | | ... "This puts Australia in the top ten of countries where business is concerned about climate change" said Deloitte Access Economics lead partner Pradeep Philip. "... This issue that was a great divider, is now a great unifier and it reinforces the point ... |
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