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| | | Australian seaweed start-up Immersion Group has attracted investment from a Japanese investor to ramp up production of a native seaweed species that reduces the methane produced by ruminant livestock by up to 98% when added to feed. Methane from livestock ... |
| | | | ... Bakker, chief executive of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Maria Atkinson, then chief executive of the Green Building Council of Australia, and Ken Henry, then chair of the National Australia Bank. Book your ticket by clicking ... |
| | | | ... tech innovation hub in Tokyo. The group says the investment will allow them to hire an estimated 1000 additional staff in green jobs across the region and lower power bills for consumers. Octopus Energy entered the Japanese market in early 2021 with ... |
| | | | Rising affluence and changing preferences are reshaping food demand, and investors should reconsider the potential risks and rewards in the global food system's shifting landscape, according to a recent report from PGIM. The report, Food for Thought ... |
| | | | ... established businesses in Australia, we're immensely proud that our inaugural sustainability bond is one of the first combined green and social sustainability bond issued by an Australian corporate in recent years," said Australia Post group chief financial ... |
| | | | ... industries are at the start of a predicted boom in what Hannon calls the "S-Curve" of market adoption. Innovators: Hydrogen, EVs, green buildings, biotech, agtech and food innovation were classified as "innovators" - adoption is currently slow as only ... |
| | | | Corporate engagement by investors is on the rise, and companies are dealing with increased scrutiny, questions, and demands. Governance is crucial in setting systems and processes in place that won't distract from achieving the best ESG outcomes. ... |
| | | | ... find mutual sustained prosperity with Indigenous peoples through collaborative and equitable partnerships. "You can't have green without orange," Leah Armstrong, a Torres Strait Islander, is an advisory board member at the Nature Conservancy and managing ... |
| | | | ... the Australian Government recently announced the establishment of the $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart initiative to scale green hydrogen projects across the country. Australia is the seventh largest gas producer in the world and is expected to become an ... |
| | | | ... led to a degradation of our democratic systems. The best solution is to offer a just transition for workers into the new green economy, and to push back on the idea that ESG is anti-workers. "We got here because we pushed planetary boundaries and exploited ... |
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