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| | | ... infrastructure fund managers with sustainability-themed strategies based in Asia, and 52 private equity managers based in greater China invest - or plan to invest - in environmental technology, the report found. While responsible investment assets still ... |
| | | | ... limits. The rate of productivity growth has also been declining as a long term trend since 1970, despite the best efforts of China and India to keep it powering along. It has fallen from about 2.2% growth in 1970 to about 1.6% now, and will continue ... |
| | | | ... according to an announcement. The coalition notes that the re-election of US President Barack Obama and the leadership change in China provide an opportunity for new discussions on how to develop the policies necessary to reduce emission and mitigate ... |
| | | | ... catastrophic events, such was the case with the latest major marine hydrocarbon spills off the coasts of Australia, US, China and Brazil over the last four years." Statoil and BG are best positioned to manage associated environmental and social impacts ... |
| | | | ... depletion is critically important. The issue of climate change and Australia's role in production of coal for countries like China and all these things are going to be impacted by the growth of Asia and I think, to an extent, we should be starting to ... |
| | | | ... Financing is also a big question, so the [Clean Energy Finance Corporation] CEFC and $10bn that it's providing is important. In China, it's the same thing; the government will provide a significant amount of funding to enable the economy to move to a ... |
| | | | ... data on Asian companies. RepuTex ESG-Connect provides research on over 1,200 companies across Asia in markets including China, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Indonesia. The platform will provide free company ESG performance ... |
| | | | ... counterparts," said COzero CEO Nick Armstrong. "We strongly advocate for further international linkage, in particular with China and ASEAN as their emissions trading schemes evolve." As part of the deal, Combet also announced that the government would ... |
| | | | ... David Jones. AMP Capital also examined the costs and benefits of the movement of clothing production from coastal to inland China and from China to Bangladesh. Both trends have been seen as a means to cut labour costs, but the report noted that higher ... |
| | | | ... shortcomings of Australia's present models suggest that it is worth looking further afield, possibly to countries such as China - where commercialisation rates are high - and to try to isolate those elements of the innovation process that might be adaptable ... |
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