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| | | Recently passed legislation to reduce carbon emissions 43% by 2030 in law is currently the most prominent example of the Labor government's new action on material ESG issues, but experts tell FS Sustainability that more is being done, even if it's ... |
| | | | ... we've been seeing are, for example, companies who have long term plans such as 2030 emissions reductions targets and so forth, but not having any E and S within the long-term incentives - only the short term incentives," said Andrew Maple-Brown ... |
| | | | ... we've been seeing are, for example, companies who have long term plans such as 2030 emissions reductions targets and so forth, but not having any E and S within the long-term incentives - only the short term incentives," Maple-Brown said. "We think ... |
| | | | ... obviously look at metrics which give a steer - footprint in terms of land, footprint in terms of water and so on and so forth. It's really not enough." |
| | | | When BlueScope Steel announced last year it had set a 2050 net zero target, it was the beginning of a process to embed a decarbonisation strategy in a company in one of the hardest to abate industrial sectors. The commitment to reach net zero on scope ... |
| | | | Four in five Australians expect their money in super, banks and other investments to be invested responsibly, with 17% of Australians already investing in ethical and responsible products, according to the Responsible Investment Association Australasia ... |
| | | | ... same pattern where high polluting companies are hobbled by regulation as well as changing consumer habits, taxes and so forth." Allen noted that a net zero strategy will resonate with investors, who realise that carbon footprint of investment activities ... |
| | | | The speed and scale of sustainability reporting architecture is expected to continue in 2022, and with it demand for accounting professionals with ESG skills, according to CPA Australia. CPA Australia predicts that more entities will set net zero commitments ... |
| | | | Integrating sustainability across businesses and industries has moved from the "why" to the "how," but more work is needed to meet critical challenges in sustainability progress, according to a recent panel hosted by the Banksia Foundation. Representatives ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
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