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| | | ... more action from governments. That figure was 76% in Australia, said Tim Clover, Glow CEO and founder. Only 39% of Australians are satisfied with their government's response to climate change, the lowest figure of the surveyed countries. "40% of Australians ... |
| | | | First State Super has joined the Tobacco Free Finance Pledge Stamp. Dr Bronwyn King, founder, Tobacco-Free Investment Initiative The Pledge Stamp is an initiative of not-for-profit Tobacco Free Portfolios and it showcases leading financial organisations ... |
| | | | A majority of Australians expect their savings and super to be invested responsibly and ethically, and would consider moving to alternative providers that invest in such a fashion, according to new research commissioned by the Responsible Investment ... |
| | | | ... climate-related risk" as preventing markets from adequately shifting available capital towards low-emissions opportunities. "Australians are already experiencing the effects of a variable and changing climate. 2019 was Australia's warmest and driest ... |
| | | | More than 80% of Australians accept that climate change is happening and being impacted by human activities, but only 2% of Australians believe investing with an ethical super fund will have the greatest positive impact on the environment, according ... |
| | | | Future IM/Pact, an initiative aimed at increasing the diversity of talent coming into investment management industry, has entered its second calendar year of operations and building off of a base of 350 highly engaged female students. Yolanda Beattie ... |
| | | | Approximately three quarters of Australians think corporations have a responsibility to prioritise employees, the environment and the community as much as they prioritise delivering profits to shareholders, according to research from IBM. Jade Moffat ... |
| | | | ... layer. As the hole was above Australia, we suffered due to the actions of other nations. The ongoing effects is that Australians are more likely to get sunburn from UVB than those living in Europe, North America or most of Asia. According to the Australian ... |
| | | | ... to thrive, versus a global average of 59%. "We asked how people felt about the skills that they have access to, and Australians were more confident than their global peers in the ability to develop a workforce training and development, but less confidence ... |
| | | | ... We want those homes to have the strongest energy efficiency and to deliver the smallest carbon footprint possible. "Australians are already leading the world in residential rooftop solar. Our next challenge is to embrace better building design and construction ... |
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