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| | | ... on carbon credits because there's increased volatility. In terms of the emergence of any exchange, I think that there are few people jostling for that spot, and the [Sydney Futures Exchange] is probably going to be the main one. To a certain extent ... |
| | | | ... via developed market equity investments, the asset class with the highest level of reported low carbon exposure. However, few respondents were able to quantify the value of low carbon exposure via equity investments with confidence, the report said. ... |
| | | | ... for at least 10 years. Yet if you look at the upper echelons of management at financial services companies, there are very few women. That is poor talent management." A lack of detail on policies on pay equity was another issue of concern for BlackRock ... |
| | | | ... employment with another organisation, Australian Ethical ays. "Steve has made a significant contribution to the board over the past few years and the company has benefited enormously from his skills and experience," said Chairman Steve Gibbs in a statement. ... |
| | | | ... Report that the organisation had begun evaluating potential projects ahead of that formal launch. As a result, within the first few days of the financial year, CEFC announced that it would provide financing for the construction and operation of a wind ... |
| | | | ... saying that climate change presented new business opportunities for them," Riffle said. "In terms of research, there are a few different areas to look into around that. There is the idea that taking action, for instance, building infrastructure, and ... |
| | | | ... saleable coal in 08-09) varies significantly but was estimated to be $7.40/ t on average (A$1.40/t for non-gassy mines). Very few of the coal mines under our coverage exceeded the 0.1t CO2e/t fugitive emissions intensity required to be deemed a gassy ... |
| | | | ... press the Future Fund to divest from coal assets. It won't happen right away, but it's a good fight to have over the next few years." See Also: Greens call on Future Fund to divest from coal companies Assessing fossil fuel value in an "unburnable carbon" ... |
| | | | Green Star-rated buildings produce around one third the greenhouse gas emissions and use a third of the electricity consumed by the average Australian building, according to research from the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA). GBCA's report ... |
| | | | ... entities that are more widely held, there should be more transparency. That is something we will be addressing in the next few weeks. We will be introducing some legislation." Australia's EITI pilot started in July 2012 and the AU$500,000 cost was funded ... |
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