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| | ... Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems and Climate action, joining 134 countries including Brazil, China, Germany, Indonesia, the UK and the US. Signatories collectively account for 70% of global food consumption and are responsible ... |
| | | ... Decarbonisation Accelerator (GDA), with leaders committing to accelerate a just, equitable and orderly energy transition. The US-China-UAE Methane and Non-CO2 Gases Summit saw over US$1.2 billion towards methane and other non-CO2 greenhouse gases reduction ... |
| | | ... corporations expressed interest in using carbon credits to phase out coal globally. Australia joined 119 countries, not including China and India, to commit to the Global Renewables and Energy Efficiency Pledge. The agreement will see tripling of the ... |
| | | ... carbon trading platform South Pole sold carbon credits allegedly linked to potential forced labour of Uyghur minority in China, as reported by the Guardian and Follow the Money. The investigation alleged that South Pole was aware of risk of forced labour ... |
| | | ... in their operations than other developed world stock indices, though lower than those in emerging markets such as Korea, China and India," Cockayne said. FLORET estimates that sectors with higher risk include mining, oil and gas extraction, manufacturing ... |
| | | ... of private market start-up investments in 2018 to accounting for more than 10% in 2023. Notably, while North America and China shifted away from mobility-related start-ups and towards industry, likely a result of the Inflation Reduction Act, the Asia-Pacific ... |
| | | ... decade, with 60 million more in the pipeline for the next seven. Yet 1% of the solar panels have been made in Australia. While China dominates 85% of the world's solar manufacturing, Bowen urged Australia to focus more on quality onshore manufacturing. ... |
| | | ... climate fund market, accounting for 84% of global assets. This is attributed to higher investor interest and regulation. China and the US rank second and third, with 8% and 6% market share, respectively. Australia grew by 13% in assets over the past ... |
| | | ... four geographic regions (World, North America, Western Europe and Asia), 12 countries/markets (Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, (Hong Kong SAR), India, Japan, South Korea, the UK and the US) and 11 industries. It examined the correlation ... |
| | | ... and monitored throughout their lifecycles. The body has a global reach with international network with representatives in China, the Middle East and ASEAN countries. There has been increased scrutiny of late for carbon credits which reached US$2 billion ... |
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