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| | | The global policy landscape looks very different now from what it was in 2020-21, when investors, corporates and governments massively committed to net zero - amounting to 93% of global GDP and 88% of global emissions. By and large, governments have ... |
| | | | ... dependence on healthy biodiversity and ecosystem, particularly agriculture, forestry, food manufacturing, construction, water and waste services, mining, real estate, transport, accommodation or hospitality. For this reason, natural capital is a key ... |
| | | | ... Renewable Energy Zones are not enough, both argue. CEIG calls on the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to redesign NEM market settings to ensure both the coordination and the financeability of the investments at least cost ... |
| | | | Approved this week, Australia's new sustainability audit timelines have sparked concerns around the readiness of businesses scrambling to fill a skills shortfall. Thousands of progressively smaller entities will gradually fall under the mandatory disclosure ... |
| | | | ... Company's Pacific Fresh Facility in Leeton. The asset, which also features first-class infrastructure and high security water entitlements, was purchased off-market for $15 million. It brings the total portfolio value of the Diversified Agriculture ... |
| | | | ... involved directly." However, professional services firm GHD came out against a ban, saying it would discourage investment and water down the quality of audits. Such local modifications are still being hammered out with stakeholders, courtesy of the Australian ... |
| | | | ... released for consultation draft guidance on a further three sectors: fishing, marine transportation and cruise lines, and water utilities and services. Stakeholders have until April 4 to submit their feedback. It comes just a day after The Rockefeller ... |
| | | | ... companies, followed by solar energy. Sustainable research and development, biodiversity protection and restoration, and water conservation and management are also top areas pinned for expenditure. Global investment manager Ninety One predicts such innovations ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
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