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| | | ... Sheikh said. "Australia is one of the sunniest and windiest countries in the world, so the triangle of investor pressure, consumer demand, and plentiful supply gives me great hope that this transition is fast reaching a tipping point." |
| | | | ... suit claims that Santos is engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct in potential contravention of both corporate and consumer law. Liability associated with ESG extends beyond enforcement, fines and reputational damage, into the sphere of litigation. ... |
| | | | ... social license of the responsible investment industry, and there is also a small risk that they could break Australian consumer law, which doesn't explicitly cover the financial services sector but can be taken across that." The report shows that just ... |
| | | | ... means investing in lower carbon products, investing in sustainable practices, changing the product mix in response to consumer demands for lower emissions products, meat alternatives, those sorts of things," Richards noted. |
| | | | ... suit claims that Santos is engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct in potential contravention of both corporate and consumer law. The Environmental Defenders Office will act on behalf of ACCR, and ACCR will be represented in court by Noel Hutley ... |
| | | | ... challenges, but not ones that are insurmountable. As climate data improves in quality and accessibility, and as both consumer and government action catch up to the growing risks from climate change, investors must seize the opportunity to build more ... |
| | | | ... technology and industrials, and the three industries with the smallest gender pay gaps are health care, financials and consumer staples. "Women have done fantastically well to achieve executive roles," Gould said. "If that's not enough to take care of ... |
| | | | ... a market which required animal testing?" The more likely that a non-healthcare company has a brand or brands that are consumer facing, the more likely that they are to have sensitivity around animal testing - Roc-Sennett named Unilever and LVMH as two ... |
| | | | ... economics of hydrogen work, the cost of electricity needs to come down," Wonhas added, noting that doing so will result in consumer benefit and worker benefit. |
| | | | Against the backdrop of a landmark report into the physical impacts of climate change, one expert suggests that Australia's existing policy settings can be updated to a cap-and-trade systems to meet the challenge. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ... |
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