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| | | ... emissions future," the organisations said. "Achieving its goals of limiting global temperature rise to no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius would curb the worst financial and economic impacts of climate change and enhance institutional investors' ability ... |
| | | | ... climate risk could set a new growth recovery, "delivering net zero by 2050 and consistent with keeping global warming to 1.5 degrees C, could add $680 billion (in present value terms) and grow the economy by 2.6% in 2070, adding more than 250,000 jobs. ... |
| | | | ... contribution Woolworths Group needs to make to align with the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting climate change to 1.5 degrees on 2015 levels. Woolworths said they are implementing a number of programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the group ... |
| | | | ... Agency (IEA) statistics stating that in order to lower emissions enough to keep with the UN climate change target to 1.5 -2 degrees of warming, "a baseline case of roughly $1.3 trillion needed to be spent annually on a global basis over the next 20 years ... |
| | | | ... business and investor action and government policy can be deployed to reach global goals of keeping warming below 1.5 or 2 degrees. The index uses a forward-looking approach using the research outlined in ClimateWorks' Decarbonisation Futures report ... |
| | | | ... stage, hypothetical - policy response and emissions technology developments, which limits long-term temperature rise to 1.8 degrees. "The physical and transition risks of climate change are expected to have a significant negative influence on investment ... |
| | | | ... undertaken by a superannuation fund, mapping out how we're going to manage climate risk, align our actions to a below-two-degrees world and support the transition to a low-carbon economy," said Debby Blakey, HESTA CEO. "Climate change presents a financial ... |
| | | | ... change is going to affect the long term returns of investors, yet the current market structure continues to reward 3.7 degrees, which undermines the Paris agreement." Waygood said there is something "fundamentally wrong" with market incentives, and that ... |
| | | | Climate change risks will impact virtually all of T. Rowe Price's portfolio holdings to various degrees, leading the global fund manager to factor climate change into analysts' evaluation. Maria Elena Drew, Director of Research, Responsible Investing ... |
| | | | ... business and investor action and government policy can be deployed to reach global goals of keeping warming below 1.5 or 2 degrees. "There are two main points that can be done today," said Amandine Denis-Ryan, head of national programs at ClimateWorks ... |
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