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| | | ... failings standing in the way. According to The Superpower Institute, green iron produced in Australia could compete with fossil fuel-based production if government policies were improved. Currently, Australia exports about $85 billion in iron ore per ... |
| | | | ... resolution to be voted on at the company's July annual general meeting, demanding Macquarie disclose the full extent of its fossil fuel exposures, which leave it vulnerable to climate-related financial risks. Shareholders are calling on Macquarie to ... |
| | | | A landmark greenwashing case against Energy Australia was discontinued after the provider reportedly reached a settlement with activist group Parents for Climate. A civil trial against Energy Australia was due to kick off this week, with The Australia ... |
| | | | ... include investing in companies which obtain more than 5% of revenues from thermal coal; metallurgical coal; oil and gas; fossil fuel generation; alcohol; gambling; and adult entertainment. Additionally, any investment that gets any revenue from tobacco ... |
| | | | ... ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, Macquarie Group, NAB and Westpac - have all committed to limiting or cutting financing to fossil fuel projects that they feel are not aligned to achieving a net zero future. This requires a lot of work on several fronts, and for ... |
| | | | ... on offer are not covered by the ESMA guidelines as none of the terms appear in their names. It said, in relation to fossil fuel investments, just 43% of funds fall within the guidelines' remit - from May 21 they will either need to sell their fossil ... |
| | | | ... military, the instigation of a widespread deportation program, and the unleashing of US oil reserves in a pushback to fossil fuel to help redress energy inflation and provide stimulative support to the US economy. Separately, the Net Zero Asset Management ... |
| | | | ... global equities market and the local equities market. Yet the company is persisting with the high-cost, high-risk, fossil fuel growth strategy that contributed to its significant underperformance," he said. "This is not a temporary blip: Woodside eroded ... |
| | | | ... investors. Despite short-term disruptions caused by policy shifts from the new US administration - such as expanded fossil fuel extraction, a ban on offshore wind projects, and withdrawal from the Paris Agreement - Woods argues these measures open a ... |
| | | | ... The committee also highlighted growing concerns around the banks' continued lending to the gas industry and other fossil fuel projects. During the inquiry's public hearings, some of the banks told the committee that reducing lending to gas projects on ... |
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