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| | | ... investment framework which enables us to score individual companies on their positive or negative contribution on biodiversity loss," Peppelenbos said. "We look at the five drivers - climate change, land use change, pollution, exploitation of natural ... |
| | | | ... products or services which are having a significant positive impact on the issues of both climate change and biodiversity loss. The strategy currently holds around 40-45 securities, Thomas said. "Every company we invest in goes through our environmental ... |
| | | | ... in the future that may or may not happen and you can hedge against that," Kanzer said. "Like climate change, biodiversity loss isn't a risk far off in the future. "The status quo points to disaster, and there's no hedge against disaster." The ... |
| | | | ... Peppelenbos, Robeco climate strategist. "It is challenging around biodiversity because there are different drivers of biodiversity loss which are difficult to accumulate around impact to single company or issuer," Peppelenbos said. "Pollution is a very ... |
| | | | ... taking action to ensure an orderly, just and equitable transition." The report cites global trends including biodiversity loss, overall unsustainable consumption of natural resources, land and ecosystem degradation, rapid urbanisation, human demographic ... |
| | | | ... Later in November, the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) launched a report stating that biodiversity loss is a material financial risk for Australian companies, one that could wipe out up to $27 billion from the Australian economy ... |
| | | | ... ones who deliver the leaders to the ones who have not paid so much attention. The risks and opportunities of biodiversity loss are profound. "If modern agriculture is struggling with worsening soil quality and the impacts of monocropping, the risk is ... |
| | | | Biodiversity loss is a material financial risk for Australian companies that could wipe out up to $27 billion from the Australian economy annually by 2050, according to a report by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). ACSI has ... |
| | | | ... of the world's forests, including 20% of all tropical forests. These ecosystems are under pressure from biodiversity loss and deforestation, as the continent faces a growing wood products shortage as economies and populations grow. Brand noted that ... |
| | | | The connection between biodiversity management and corporate management is becoming increasingly clear, and consumer impacts on biodiversity is both a risk and an opportunity, according to Vontobel Asset Management. Vontobel head of ESG and thought ... |
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