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| | | ... to 86% this year. This includes over 80% of emissions from three of the four most carbon intensive sectors - energy, materials and utilities. There was also greater transparency around engagement with politicians on climate change. That's really contentious ... |
| | | | ... five commodities are responsible for most deforestation, CDP said. Companies reported difficulties in tracing back raw materials to a specific source and that supply chains are complex and not transparent. "Companies are asking for help in formulating ... |
| | | | ... but CDP said there was a low level of strategic planning around water risks. CDP noted that 52% of respondents source materials or have business inputs from regions of water risk, only 37% require key suppliers to measure and manage water risks. Further ... |
| | | | ... US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Greenpeace, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), Solarcentury, the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA), Wolfeaware, and the Desertec Industrial ... |
| | | | ... AGL Energy, Citi said. The introduction of the carbon pricing legislation impacted on cement producers in the building materials sector, as they are one of the largest emissions intensive trade exposed industries in Australia, the report notes. But producers ... |
| | | | ... a senior associate at Net Balance. "Since the merger, we've had three or four market development projects for green materials and recycled materials. This s part of a resource efficiency and waste to resource agenda which brings together what we were ... |
| | | | ... elicit thanks,... and then be thrown away. "The fatuity of the products is matched by the profundity of the impacts. Rare materials, complex electronics, the energy needed for manufacture and transport are extracted and refined and combined into compounds ... |
| | | | ... by 30 June 2011, and the highest proportion of companies with no board roles held by female directors represent the materials at 54.35%, energy at 50% and industrial sectors at 46.43%. The AICD report found that the average size of ASX200 company boards ... |
| | | | ... of the report's producers. The banking and telecommunications sectors had the highest take-up of assurance, while the materials and real estate sectors posted the highest number of assurance statements included within their reports. The commercial and ... |
| | | | ... cities certified as green. "Australia as a nation has had to manage scarcity much more than abundance - water, building materials, traditionally, there has been a scarcity of resources, " Mellon said. "The ability for us to take the learning outcomes ... |
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