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| | | ... as financially material risks for investors. "2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for sustainable investing, with political, macroeconomic, and regulatory developments that will transform the landscape," says Hortense Bioy, head of sustainable investing ... |
| | | | ... aviation fuels were hit the hardest by poor US investor sentiment. This cooling was attributed to high interest rates, political uncertainty, regulatory limitations and infrastructure issues. Richie Merzian, CEO of Clean Energy Investor Group (CEIG) ... |
| | | | ... driven cost of living crisis dramatically worse in the short, medium & long term," he said. "This policy has a clear political agenda. The LNP conflates renewable energy with the Australian energy hyperinflation evident since Putin's invasion of ... |
| | | | ... and cash flow volatility. Location-specific considerations, such as oil prices, carbon emission allowance prices, and political and economic uncertainty were also factored in. "Governments, organisations and businesses have recognised immediate actions ... |
| | | | ... transition to a more sustainable global economy remains a key pillar of long-term growth. "Europe's regulatory and political environment remains supportive, while investors with a forward-looking perspective are well positioned to navigate short-term ... |
| | | | ... spiralling climate costs, said Carbon Market Institute (CMI). "COP29 was imperfect but remarkably, given the global political context, managed achievements including to lay out goals for decarbonisation and resilience investments in developing nations," ... |
| | | | ... transportation, consumer goods, aviation and agriculture via new low carbon products." McNeil dismissed concerns about political resistance, arguing that decarbonisation trends in the US persisted during Trump's first term and will persist "irrespective ... |
| | | | ... Group on Climate Change (AIGCC). Journalist and author Stan Grant gave a keynote address, acknowledging the pervasive political and corporate reach of the US. "The US is the water we swim in," he said, and growing inequality has given rise to a polarised ... |
| | | | ... submarines would do us." AUKUS has received strong bilateral support, coming to fruition from sweetheart deals made by both political parties and jettisoned on the public without much warning, starting when former Prime Minister Scott Morrison reneged ... |
| | | | ... more critical as the interplay of climate change and nature losses exacerbates inequality and thus the pressure on our political and economic systems." Ahead of the launch the TISFD announced its co-chairs, including from the World Business Council for ... |
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