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| | | ... home soil depending on the outcome of the federal election to be held to be held on or before 17 May 2025. This comes as Meta recently announced it will swap fact-checking for user-generated community labelling. Here to discuss is Morningstar Sustainalytics ... |
| | | | Canberra's $2 billion green aluminium investment will help fast-track the $5.1 billion industry to become a green export powerhouse. The Green Aluminium Production Credit incentivises aluminium smelters to transition to renewable energy by 2036. Aluminium ... |
| | | | Meta's decision to swap fact-checking for user-generated community labelling has created a dilemma for responsible investors. While U Ethical and other fund managers exclude the social media giant for ESG non-compliance, others - including Vanguard ... |
| | | | ... climate risk analyst Emmi looked at 45,000 public companies for its study, 'Estimating The Corporate Carbon Footprint: A Meta-Model Machine Learning Approach'. Just 17% of listed companies currently report comprehensive emissions data, leaving ... |
| | | | Gold is shining brighter than ever in 2024 with a record-breaking 37 all-time price highs so far but while this asset offers security to investors in tough times, it has its own ESG issues to solve. While gold is nearly carbon neutral when in the vault ... |
| | | | ... thought to be immune is finally feeling the pinch. The wave of corporate restructuring, which has already hit giants like HSBC, Meta, PwC, Tesla, Google, Microsoft, and Nike - it has now reached ESG, flabbergasting those in sector. With the ramping up ... |
| | | | Major sustainability players are on the move, driving fresh momentum in corporate climate strategies and ESG. Michael Salvatico, prior head of APAC MEAA ESG solutions at S&P Global has been hired at corporate consultancy Sodali & Co to be senior managing ... |
| | | | Mining giant Rio Tinto's political lobbying activities are a greenwashing risk, a breach of public trust, and a form of investor deception, according to ACCR. This week, a prominent shareholder advocacy group announced it cut ties after a year-long ... |
| | | | Investors are looking to move fast on steel decarbonisation, and are seeking more supportive market conditions to support this. More than half (59%) believe effective climate policies are crucial to boost sustainable steel production and that it will ... |
| | | | ... 2030. A series of tech firms have now placed their trust in controversial DAC and DAC credits. Recently, Alphabet, Stripe, Meta, Shopify, JP Morgan Chase and other entities signed on to a $40 million agreement with startup 280 Earth to develop novel ... |
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