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| | | ... that fuel represents one of the largest cost components in airline operations: before the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted air travel, approximately $260 billion was spent on commercial aviation fuel annually. There is strong commercial demand for solutions ... |
| | | | ... not just financially compensate but also take other steps like ensuring that people have access to their passports and travel documentation, and the means to leave a worksite of their own volition and address any other aspect of the relationship that ... |
| | | | ... Company, TotalEnergies, Royal Dutch Shell, and BHP. Investors are rewarding companies for transparency and their "direction of travel" as opposed to how their plans will align with the Paris Agreement, said ACCR director of climate and environment Dan ... |
| | | | ... normality and in-person experiences," he said. ""Global small caps poised to benefit from the return to normality include travel and leisure companies, albeit the emergence of the Omicron variant has created hesitancy. "We also see continued demand for ... |
| | | | ... the strategy over time, what are they key points we should be addressing? "How do we align today for the key direction of travel we will need over time, not just to align but to continue to attract and retain investor appetite. I do believe that ESG ... |
| | | | ... Scope 3 - indirect gas, direct fuel, and water as well as supply chain, office paper, catering and food, accommodation, air travel, freight and courier, business road travel, and staff commuting, explained director ESG and international partnerships ... |
| | | | ... emissions and what a company spokesperson defined as controllable Scope 3 emissions - "indirect emissions from business travel and carbon embedded in manufacturing of steel and concrete structures." "As Australia's first carbon neutral domestic gas ... |
| | | | ... BNP Paribas Asset Management. "We're trying to say, where is the issuer going in the next few years? Is the direction of travel aligned with the Paris Agreement, or some kind of international benchmarks for plastic recycling or waste management?" The ... |
| | | | E-commerce skyrocketed during 2020 due to shopping shifting to online because of COVID-19, but emissions from parcel delivery actually dropped through the use of click and collect and curbside pickup, according to Accenture. The environmental gains ... |
| | | | ... lie ahead with both vaccine production and distribution." An unequal rollout of COVID-19 vaccines will continue to hamper travel and movement of workers, which is a drag on continued economic recovery. "The disparity is going to be real, and it will ... |
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