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| | | ... analysis that posited that in order to have an 80% of achieving that 2 degree target, only 20-40% of existing coal, gas and oil reserves can be burnt. The report found that of the 51 GtCO2 equivalent of emissions held on the books of listed companies ... |
| | | | ... made up of human rights, aid, faith-based and environmental organisations, and presses for regulatory changes that will cause oil, gas and mining companies to disclose payments made to governments in the countries in which they operate. Extractive companies ... |
| | | | ... responsibility (CSR) remit and into a key strategic issue. "The large corporate and transnationals are so far ahead and the oil, gas and mining companies are so far ahead," said Gareth Johnston, co-founder of Future Ready and co-author if the report.... ... |
| | | | ... the ASX200 market capitalisation relates to fossil fuels overall - with 7.7% of the ASX200 market capitalisation relating to oil and gas, 1.5% related to thermal coal production- which Citi sees as potentially at greatest risk - 2.0% to coking coal and ... |
| | | | ... impacts of climate change, energy cost and carbon risk on investments in the mining and minerals, property and construction, and oil and gas sectors. The likelihood of more than two degrees of global warming in coming decades means that investors in ... |
| | | | ... product barcodes to see if its manufacture (or indeed manufacturer) has employed such modern day evils as child labour, palm oil, trans fats or dirty coal... Grant O'Brien's observations are absolutely right. Point of sale will need to deliver 'responsible ... |
| | | | ... strong. The report noted that industries that would be worse off include fossil-fuel industries such as coal mining, crude oil and gas extraction, petroleum refining and gas utilities, and carbon-intensive primary and manufacturing industries, including ... |
| | | | ... carbon emission is strong, the industries that would be worse off include fossil-fuel industries such as coal mining, crude oil and gas extraction, petroleum refining and gas utilities, and carbon-intensive primary and manufacturing industries, including ... |
| | | | ... so certified, which is a good thing. An opening highlight is that Woolworths has used 387 tonnes of sustainably-source palm oil, another big number. We don't find out until six pages later that Woolworths used 4,350 tonnes in all. On responsible service ... |
| | | | ... that output is falling - we are producing more with less energy. While we used the energy equivalent of about 300 tonnes of oil to generate $1 million in 1970, we now need only 180 tonnes, and will need only 140 tonnes by 2040 when output peaks and energy ... |
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