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| | | ... billion in the US. It is now harder to get insurance and bank loans in vulnerable regions across the country, and new research from the IGCC and ERM Energetics unveiled at the conference found this is now flowing on to investors as well. The IPCC modelling ... |
| | | | ... Southeast Asia. Even if fossil fuel use was ceased today, global food emissions alone could push us past 1.5°C, according to research published in Nature. "Food influences everything from health outcomes to economic stability," says Lin, but "Despite ... |
| | | | ... carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel, Australia has slashed its emissions year-on-year, a trend likely to continue. A research report 'The Global Carbon Budget' released this week in time for COP29 found the world has gone backwards on fossil ... |
| | | | Physical climate risks could wipe out the lion's share of investor money into infrastructure assets by 2050, research shows, but there is a way to dodge a crisis, delegates heard. Day two of the IGCC summit kicked off with a brighter mood than the ... |
| | | | ... annual world population growth of +1.0% PA for the same period. Carlsson has taken multiple international field trips to research slavery and other labour rights abuses, including to Hong Kong, China, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Thailand. "A key focus ... |
| | | | ... figuring out how to do the world's first Scope 3 supply chain and financed emissions calculations, delivering groundbreaking research such as the environmental P&L concept... and [with] the team at the Principles for Responsible Investment to highlight ... |
| | | | ... a two-year stint at Willis Towers Watson back in Sydney. At WTW, she was responsible for qualitative and quantitative research on Australian equity, global equity and long/short managers. She has also worked at Parametric Portfolio Partners as a product ... |
| | | | ... growth has cooled in recent years, the US is adamant on containing its biggest rival. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute estimates China's defence spending was 59% of what the US spent in 2022, being US$806 billion. Laurenceson ... |
| | | | ... providing or facilitating access to remedy to those who have experienced modern slavery," Grant added. According to the research findings, entities should take action to prevent modern slavery even if no instance has yet been uncovered. Before an incident ... |
| | | | ... "service to the community through philanthropic leadership in support of major visual arts, higher education, medical research and not-for-profit organisations, to law, and to professional learning programs." Meanwhile, Digital Climate Group - an investment ... |
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