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| | | ... techniques within the sugar industry," Bugeja said. "Everybody has ideas of what they'd like to trial, but it all costs money and it requires a lot of time." Sugar cane has a five-year crop cycle, and experiments must be conducted throughout the entire ... |
| | | | ... tended to get our applicants and focus our attention in New South Wales and Victoria," McCutchan said. "With the additional money to administer, that will enable a more nationally focused push, so we can actually go out and find other opportunities." ... |
| | | | ... managers and financial system advocacy. "There is a strong public demand for information about how asset owners manage the money entrusted to them," said Louise Davidson, ACSI CEO. "Signatories to the code are shining a light on their stewardship activities. ... |
| | | | ... the strongest performer on ESG issues. "We've observed that companies that go from quartile 2 to quartile 1 make you more money than companies that stay in quartile 1 for ESG," Slater said. "We also observe that it's very rare for company to leave quartile ... |
| | | | ... or who attempt to cross the US/Mexican border, by getting the banks that finance Core Civic and GEO Group to stop lending money. A coalition of more than 80 US-based grassroots organisations are protesting US President Donald Trump's policy of immigrant ... |
| | | | ... 4.3 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions per year. The report found that 40% of China's coal power stations are already losing money, and this could rise to 95% by 2040 because of the cost of complying with air pollution regulations and a rising carbon price. ... |
| | | | ... Portfolios should consider their stance on recreational cannabis as well. "What is this company doing, what it is making money from, and what are the societal implication of that industry and that product as a whole and at a macro level," Paterson said. ... |
| | | | ... Impact Investment Steering Group and The Portland Trust. "There comes a time when they can no longer talk only about making money." At current levels of investment in SDG-relevant sectors, developing countries alone face an annual gap of $2.5 trillion ... |
| | | | ... Australia, Christensen said. "When looking at examples such as the recent $700 million fine Commonwealth Bank received for money laundering and terror financing breaches, it would be difficult for companies to justify how executive pay would continue ... |
| | | | ... projects are investible. "We have to invest about $90 to $100 trillion by the middle of the century," Kidney said. "We have the money, and by some unbelievable, fortuitous luck, this planet has more capital sloshing around than in the history of humanity ... |
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