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| | | Companies see water as a substantive risk to their business, but they are focusing on "misguided" approaches to water-related risk management, according to the CDP Global Water Report 2013. The report is based on data given to CDP by 180 companies listed ... |
| | | | ... the Queensland Flood Commission Inquiry which investigated flooding in Brisbane during 2010/ 2011. Operational release of water from the Wivenhoe Dam resulted in significant property damage. "There is a lot of litigation against local authorities at ... |
| | | | ... features 174 metrics on eight cross-industry ESG issues for all companies on the MSCI World Index, including carbon emissions, water stress, labour management, and corporate governance. There is four years of raw data, including water use and lost-time ... |
| | | | ... Sustainability Report. The bond will fund environmentally sustainable projects in the areas of as energy efficiency, clean energy, water management, waste management, sustainable living, environmental services and sustainable public transport, LGS said. ... |
| | | | ... be adapted to corporate accounting guidelines and there are recent examples of how non-financial accounting standards for water, greenhouse gas emissions and natural capital have been adopted for reporting purposes by companies. John Purcell, policy ... |
| | | | ... designed to complement existing UN Global Compact platforms on children's rights, women's empowerment, climate and energy, water, and anti-corruption. |
| | | | ... capital in maintaining a sustainable global economy. Natural capital is described as the planet's natural assets - soil, air, water, flora and fauna - and the ecosystem services resulting from those assets. Ecosystem goods and services "constitute food ... |
| | | | ... those activities were reported by more than 60% of respondents. Meanwhile, areas like life-cycle assessment and costing, water footprinting and eco-design were less commonly implemented. Within anti-corruption, 70% of companies reported that anti-corruption ... |
| | | | ... capital in maintaining a sustainable global economy. Natural capital is described as the planet's natural assets - soil, air, water, flora and fauna - and the ecosystem services resulting from those assets. Ecosystem goods and services "constitute food ... |
| | | | ... the annual electricity consumption of 163,000 homes. Over the same period, greenhouse gas emissions decreased by 2.5%, and water consumption decreased by 1.2%. The GRESB 2013 report is based on sustainability data from 543 property companies and funds ... |
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