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| | ... levels. Australia's emission reduction task does not end in 2020 and this will test the policy credibility of all major political parties." |
| | | ... Tony Abbott, has sworn a "blood oath" to dissolve the carbon pricing regime. But for multinational companies, domestic political considerations do not impact the global move towards putting a price on carbon. "I think that global companies see it is ... |
| | | ... let this hidden movement creep up on them? Can they talk the language of the hidden movement? Will they give into the political and media smoke screens? Will technology 'out' any of their brands' dirty little secrets? Gen Y (now 18-34 years old) is the ... |
| | | Businesses around the world are addressing climate change as a strategic long-term risk despite the lack of political consensus. Andrew Hoffman, professsor of sustainable enterprise, University of Michigan Impacted by extreme weather events and guided ... |
| | | ... recently released about where most of us put our trust, most of us are not trusting our corporate leaders, CEOs, and our political leaders, so called. We don't trust them anymore. We do trust companies to do good things, and we do trust our peers relationships... ... |
| | | ... methodologies for the CFI and to get projects approved under existing methodologies, but in the backdrop of continued political uncertainty as Prime Minister Julia Gillard this week announced the next federal election would be 14 September. Opposition ... |
| | | ... sense," Walsh said. "We integrate economic, environmental, social and governance factors. This approach looks at the political risk and social responsibility of nations combined with debt sustainability factors" VicSuper and its investment manager and ... |
| | | ... and understanding of the specialist nature of impact investing that will be exposed to the many complex investment, political, mission and operational risks when seeking to deliver social/environmental returns alongside financial benefit." The challenges ... |
| | | ... be so bad. Besides, in the Keynesian long term we're all dead, so does it really matter? I'd humbly suggest it does. Political and corporate promises of future growth, as currently measured, will soon begin to sound lamer and lamer. As will the related ... |
| | | ... development techniques for extracting coal seam gas (CSG) and shale gas reserves in Australia presents environmental and political risks that responsible investors must take into account, according to panelists in a recent Sustainalytics webinar. Pablo ... |
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