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| | | ... 2022 finds wildlife populations have declined by an average 69% in the past 50 years. The 2023 Global Risks Report from the World Economic Forum found that for the next decade, six out of the top ten risks are environmental - and biodiversity loss and ... |
| | | | ... for its innovative redesign and expansion of an existing city tower including the International High-Rise Award, and the World Building of the Year Award at the World Architecture Festival. "This an effect and efficient approach to address the issues ... |
| | | | ... include Amundi Asset Management, AXA, BNP Paribas, Unilever, and Microsoft. It is also supported by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), the Council for Inclusive Capitalism (CIC), Shift, and investor- and labour-focused organisations ... |
| | | | ... became clear coming out of Bonn," said Lewis Hill, manager, policy, advocacy and member mobilization at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). "The first is that the Egyptian presidency's focus will be on implementation. They ... |
| | | | ... stewardship and sustainability, which acknowledges that our choices as responsible investors have a profound effect on the world and its future," said Johnson. "We are confident that Anne's expertise and leadership will take our firm-wide efforts on ... |
| | | | ... by 2040," said Michael Sales, CEO, Nuveen Real Estate and Real Assets. "We believe this is essential to create a better world for future generations, but it will also help mitigate climate risk across our real estate strategies and future-proof our investments." ... |
| | | | ... are reducing their GHG emissions to meet compliance targets. This could make it compliant with the current rules under the World Trade Organisation. A CBAM would need to show that carbon pricing for the raw material or product is equally applied to EU ... |
| | | | ... sit up and pay attention. Capital is now shifting en masse towards supporting businesses and assets that will prosper in a world rapidly working to reduce global emissions by 2050, and at the same time, moving to avoid exposure to those failing to articulate ... |
| | | | ... environment but also its economic and social implications," Petersen said. "You're going to rewire the biggest economy in the world to address climate risk, and how does Australia respond to that? Well, it needs to do the same thing, for the simple ... |
| | | | ... issue of trust, it's an issue of the risk within the culture of those mining companies like Rio. They can go from being world leader in interactions with traditional owners and fall very quickly, because the culture of an organisation changes and they ... |
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