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| | ... Energy Future Act, from 2015, there will be an absolute limit on emissions from the country's most emissions-intensive industries. The government will set those limits after receiving recommendations from the Climate Change Authority (CCA). The timing ... |
| | | ... exclusions built into the investment management agreement - there's a minimum 10% threshold that screens out stocks from industries such as uranium mining, gambling, armaments and tobacco, and there's the SRI overlay." Hartnett said that it is more difficult ... |
| | | ... Australia's carbon laws, from 2015, there will be an absolute limit on emissions from the country's most emissions-intensive industries. The government will set those limits after receiving recommendations from the CCA. The timing of the CCA cap is very ... |
| | | ... Lauber-Patterson Businesses for a Clean Economy commissioned consultancy AECOM to send out surveys to 573 businesses across industries, and received 180 responses. Of those 180 participants, 64.7% favoured a market-based emissions trading scheme, while ... |
| | | ... cement producers in the building materials sector, as they are one of the largest emissions intensive trade exposed industries in Australia, the report notes. But producers are attempting to mitigate the impact of carbon tax. A repeal will be a small ... |
| | | ... at mandatory reporting of country-by-country payments. Bradbury made that statement during last month's Extractives Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) conference in Sydney. Australia's EITI pilot started in July 2012 and the AU$500,000 cost was ... |
| | | ... Superannuation Fund will exclude publicly listed companies Babcock & Wilcox, Fluor Corporation, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Jacobs Engineering Group, Serco Group and URS Corporation. A private company, Bechtel Group - which the fund does not currently ... |
| | | ... of climate change and sustainability issues. SASB is developing sustainability accounting standards for more than 80 industries, designed to be used in annual mandatory filings to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Under the terms of the ... |
| | | ... government ministers, globally listed extractive companies and civil society representatives during the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) conference in Sydney last week. During the conference, EITI announced reforms to the existing ... |
| | | ... payments they make on a country-by-country basis after evaluating the results of the Australian pilot of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) later this year. Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury Speaking at the EITI conference in Sydney ... |
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