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| | | ... team is building a diversified portfolio of royalties across several sectors, including music, sports, pharmaceuticals, water, and franchise. "It's an enormous industry. We will raise funds and invest it. And are now one of the largest players in ... |
| | | | ... oil, soy, timber, cocoa, coffee, and rubber are the biggest drivers of deforestation, resulting in soil fertility decline, water stress, and exponential carbon emissions through destruction of carbon sinks. Brazil accounted for the most biodiversity ... |
| | | | ... ensure investment, underwriting and lending activities are aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goal 14... 'life below water' - enabling financial institutions to rebuild ocean prosperity, restore biodiversity and regenerate ocean health. This follows ... |
| | | | In August, it was revealed that PFAS known as 'forever chemicals' have been found in water filtration plants and even in platypus livers across NSW, which Australian authorities said were at a 'safe' level of exposure for the population ... |
| | | | ... The Circular Economy Framework, released last week by the federal department of climate change, energy, environment and water, calls investors the catalysts for achieving this change. The plan sets out the conditions for a circular economy and de-risking ... |
| | | | ... of which are Indigenous, according to Global Witness and UNEP. The report noted the importance of a circular economy for water, plastics, and other resources, supporting a sustainable food system. It's essential that restrictions to natural resource ... |
| | | | ... Award - Solar Thermal Australia Pty Ltd Solar Thermal Australia Pty Ltd was recognised for their groundbreaking Wi-Fi hot water heat pump technology, which has already contributed to reducing over 20 million tonnes of emissions while optimising renewable ... |
| | | | ... with an estimated 30-40% of Australia's economy facing moderate to high exposure to nature risks, including impacts on water, air, and soil resources. The Australian Conservation Foundation reported in June that Australia could face losses of $20 ... |
| | | | ... author Stan Grant gave a keynote address, acknowledging the pervasive political and corporate reach of the US. "The US is the water we swim in," he said, and growing inequality has given rise to a polarised world more selfish by necessity and as a byproduct ... |
| | | | Most insurers are reacting to climate change by pushing up premiums - but FM thinks discounted premiums are the right way to go when it comes to reducing risk and preventing payouts. The commercial insurance company is freeing up the finances of its ... |
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