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| | ... contributing to lower greenhouse gas emissions. "Australian farmers are keen early adopters of technology and look to science to improve the productivity of their land. By increasing the amount of water that can be stored in soil, the SCC technology ... |
| | | ... two years. In addition, he has over seven years' engineering experience. Pradhananga holds a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Engineering (First Class Honours), both from the University of NSW. MBA GLI was founded in 2012 ... |
| | | ... of the framework, what to identify or consider." CDP also found a nearly tripled year-on-year increase in the number of science-based targets in Australia and New Zealand, suggesting an emerging sub-regional leadership towards science-based climate action. ... |
| | | ... strategy and public policy, and Accenture as manager, strategy. She is completing her MSC in Climate Change: Environment, Science & Policy (Kings College, London); has an MBA and a Bachelor of Laws (University of Cape Town), and an MA in International ... |
| | | More than 80% of Australians accept that climate change is happening and being impacted by human activities, but only 2% of Australians believe investing with an ethical super fund will have the greatest positive impact on the environment, according ... |
| | | ... is also developing an ESG scoring framework that will utilise in-house research on the materiality of ESG factors, data science and artificial intelligence. A launch date for the system has not been established, but it will draw upon research generated ... |
| | | ... to be sufficient," Porter said. "It should be 1.5 degrees. In that case, businesses should look to initiatives like the Science Based Targets initiative, for guidance." Porter noted that climate change will impact across the global economy, and within ... |
| | | ... period. "It's inevitable in my view that somebody does something in the next God knows what years, if you believe the science." Fulton said. "... If Sydney burns to the ground,Morrison might mention it. That's not so certain. But it seems to us that ... |
| | | ... decarbonisation. The main difference is where each country is on the journey. In the US there is still a major debate about the science, with some public figures calling it a "hoax". Australia has moved beyond that, towards discussing what action should ... |
| | | ... when it came to business integration of frameworks like the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), science-based targets and other frameworks. "Australia's response to climate change will therefore inevitably lead to a reprioritisation ... |
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