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| | | ... environmental sustainability, up from 68% in 2019. Between 20 and 35% have annual targets in place, most frequently for recycling materials and energy usage, and are reporting setting targets for the impact of products and services on the environment ... |
| | | | ... you're reducing your impact and your footprint," Murfitt said. "By reducing use of raw water, you're looking at recycling and using from other sources. That forces us to think about how to obtain that water, for example, are there saline sources ... |
| | | | ... industrial facilities, BINGO has a great opportunity to reduce our emissions through moving to renewables across our recycling facilities," Comito said. "Reducing our reliance on traditional fossil fuel generated electricity will also provide cost savings ... |
| | | | The passage of the Recycling and Waste Reduction Bill can strengthen opportunities in the waste and resource recovery sectors, according to EY. Yesterday, Parliament passed legislation mooted during the October budget speech by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. ... |
| | | | ... government's announced ban on the export of recyclable waste and commitment to fund the construction and expansion of recycling facilities brings strategic risks and opportunities for companies and investors In Tuesday's budget speech, Treasurer Josh ... |
| | | | ... also use positive screens to include companies that "are leading in sustainable activities (such as renewable energy, recycling, and energy efficient transport) and adapting a greener world are included." The Sustainable Portfolios also have an exposure ... |
| | | | ... across the questions around reporting of waste, water and carbon emissions. That's dragging the score down." Waste and recycling activities are undertaken by almost 16% of companies in Australia, up slightly from 11% in 2014. Real estate, banking and ... |
| | | | ... Carlsson-Sweeney, head of ESG Research pointed to plastic waste as one such issue, citing the recent crackdown on waste recycling exports by Malaysia, where 3,000 tonnes of non-recyclable plastic was returned to Australia; the Philippines, in returning ... |
| | | | ... variety of member-based, private and government organisations including CBHS Corporate Health, Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform, Australian Settlements Limited, Australian Physiotherapy Council and the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission. ... |
| | | | ... that Australia is in an unusual position from an asset allocation perspective to react to these changes through capital recycling of real asset investments. "In future, real assets are going to be green," he said. "Australia is well placed from an asset ... |
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