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| | | ... about the housing crisis and money sitting in a pool that is compounded over time," she said. "We saw what happened when people were given a chance to raid their super and how quickly you will deteriorate the compounding benefit to your future for things ... |
| | | | ... to 2050 globally. For example, the devastating 2022 floods which peaked at 23 metres at the highest point, and killed 28 people, caused by some estimates $4.8-5.87 billion worth of damage. Adaptation should be rolled out alongside emissions mitigation ... |
| | | | ... which peaked at 23 metres at the highest point, killed 28 and caused $4.8 billion worth of damage. This comes as seven people have been reported missing in Western Australia amid severe storms and flooding. Insurance costs are rising globally due to ... |
| | | | ... really important that we all contribute to a spectrum of flexible funding opportunities - providing initiatives and local people with agency and momentum as they address local needs and opportunities. Some will build on this momentum over years, taking ... |
| | | | ... Rights Watch alleges that the REDD+ project violated the free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) rights of Indigenous people, conducting activities for 31 months without consulting Indigenous people living in the area. Indigenous people were allegedly ... |
| | | | ... global economy and support over 30 million jobs. Additionally, the ocean provides a vital source of protein to 3 billion people, and its ecosystems are significant mitigators of climate change. Access to safe, clean, and accessible water is in short ... |
| | | | ... boundless, nature is a scarce resource just like any resource... and it's becoming more and more scarce by the day." "If people realised that, we wouldn't be where we are. And we would not have the situation which we have, which is that we are not pricing ... |
| | | | ... country's second largest peat swamp forest area and spans three provinces in Southern Thailand. More than 60,000 local people depend on fishing and other non-timber forest products from the peat swamp forests for sustenance and livelihoods, New Forests ... |
| | | | ... federal government by lead plaintiff Ali Yasmin and a group of fellow Indonesians, who arrived in Australia from Indonesia on people smuggling boats from 2008, Australian Unity said. The victims were at the time children under 18 years old, but "were ... |
| | | | ... "We've got the ISSB coming and on the Australian version, you're going to need to have more transparency. "Not enough people have the capability or the capacity and that is going to place a lot of pressure on businesses in the coming couple of ... |
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