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| | ... as consistent with low-greenhouse gas (GHG) development pathways: energy, manufacturing, land use and fisheries, waste, water supply and wastewater, transport, buildings and infrastructure, ICT and digital technologies, research and development, services ... |
| | | ... to reduce its emissions, including reducing the use of synthetic fertiliser, improved landscape function to slow overland water flows, and the implementation of grazing management and soil carbon improvements. The allocation from CDPQ comes as part of ... |
| | | ... highlighting where more action is needed. CDP will further develop the tracker to include nature-based solutions such as forests, water security, wetlands, and ocean degradation. "Accessible climate data supports a better understanding of decisions that ... |
| | | Santos has admitted that its retired offshore oil and gas field Legendre has been leaking gas for a decade, throwing into doubt investor abilities to meet net zero plans. Methane gas - a greenhouse gas 25 times more powerful than carbon dioxide - has ... |
| | | ... Australia are supportive of a development of a NRM but called on the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to develop methodologies in close consultation with industry. EY said the bill should incorporate the Chubb Review and ... |
| | | ... Opportunities Across a Changing Food System, reveals the impact of decarbonisation, geo-political tensions, availability of water and Australia's reliance on international imports on food prices and food waste in Australia. The food sector employs ... |
| | | ... at its fastest. In this phase, sales tend to explode, Hannon said. Other industries in this phase included cybersecurity, water, fintech, e-commerce, health, data centres, education, cloud commuting, and millennial consumers. Renewables Renewables are ... |
| | | ... corporations, including CBRE, have pledged to reach net zero by 2040. Founded in 2014, Deepki enables its users to collect energy, water, and waste consumption data, gain a view of environmental performance at a portfolio and asset level, establish investment ... |
| | | ... electricity splits hydrocarbons such as methane into their molecular components: hydrogen and solid carbon. Compared to water electrolysis, plasmalysis requires just one-fifth of the energy to produce the same amount of hydrogen. One 20-megawatt plant ... |
| | | ... the Circular Economy Ministerial Advisory Group on the for the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) called on the finance community to look overseas to Europe for proof of concept. The first milestones towards a circular ... |
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