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| | | ... the role that companies' memberships in trade associations and lobbying groups, the stances those groups take on climate policy, and where there might be gaps in strategic long term interest. State Street signalled its interest in this issue last year ... |
| | | | ... that assessment approach comes information, again, which is climate change specific," said David Lunsford, head of climate policy and strategy at MSCI ESG Research. "It looks a bit at the current standing of the asset, you look at how climate change ... |
| | | | ... and the United Kingdom in its preparation for climate change associated health issues and that without a federal climate policy, it risks 'more sustained and negative health impacts'. The report calls on businesses to play their part by investing in ... |
| | | | The Climate Change Authority (CCA) has released its Climate Policy Toolkit for Australia, which includes recommendations for creating investable policies which support the transition to a net zero emissions economy by 2050. Emma Herd, chief executive ... |
| | | | ... that state and regional activity is not a substitute for a consistent federal policy. In the vacuum of a national climate policy and a national energy policy, businesses and institutional investors like superannuation funds are stepping into the breach. ... |
| | | | ... exposure." Sustainalytics' report also provides an analysis of three dominant ESG themes in Australia - energy and climate policy, modern slavery in supply chains, and ethics in the financial sector. The report also explores how investors could potentially ... |
| | | | ... resolution with BHP, calling on the company to suspend its memberships in industry associations which obstruct climate policy in Australia. ACCR is joined by Vision Super (Australia), a not-for-profit community super fund with around 100,000 members ... |
| | | | ... resolution with BHP, calling on the company to suspend its memberships in industry associations which obstruct climate policy in Australia. Brynn O'Brien, executive director, ACCR ACCR is joined by Vision Super (Australia), a not-for-profit community ... |
| | | | ... global warming to below 2C, ACCR will also raise questions about the role of industry associations in opposing climate policy in Australia. Santos and Woodside are members of a number of groups that take adverse climate positions, including Australian ... |
| | | | ... it unacceptable that companies directly or through their industry associations, are lobbying against effective climate policy and thereby jeopardizing the long-term value growth of our pension portfolios. We see global investor collaboration as key in ... |
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