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| | | ... but that capital sometimes is not moving where we would like it to go. I compare it to an iceberg. It's still full of water, but it's not flowing," he said. The role of the government is to "talk to the iceberg and to make sure that it turns ... |
| | | | ... ruled. Elecnor is a manager of essential services and renewable energy projects across electricity, telecommunications, gas, water and more. The court found Elecnor unlawfully refused entry to officials from the Communications, Electrical, Electronic ... |
| | | | UniSuper is refreshing the investment strategy for its Global Environmental Opportunities (GEO) option, effective March 28. The major change will be lowering the threshold for companies to qualify for inclusion in the strategy. "Due to the concentrated ... |
| | | | BlackRock has scrapped its "aspirational workforce representation goals" and will no longer require hiring managers to interview a diverse slate of candidates, according to an internal memo from chief executive Larry Fink and senior executives. The ... |
| | | | ... from sustainable development as designed by the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including renewables companies, water utilities, and toll roads. This involved looking at the capital expenditure of each company and mapping it against the SDGs ... |
| | | | ... represents the estimated amount farmers saved by feeding their livestock things like grass growing on their land. Meanwhile, water provisioning - the supply of naturally occurring surface water taken from ecosystems - was valued at $1.4 billion. Khoo ... |
| | | | ... lithium deposits are found in arid regions. In Chile's Salar de Atacama the extraction process consumes vast quantities of water - figures suggest that operations may require hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of water annually. "By 2050, these nations ... |
| | | | ... acknowledged that natural capital is now an investable asset, not an externality. Traditionally, environmental factors like water, land, and biodiversity were seen as externalities - important, yet separate from financial models. BlackRock is now treating ... |
| | | | The global policy landscape looks very different now from what it was in 2020-21, when investors, corporates and governments massively committed to net zero - amounting to 93% of global GDP and 88% of global emissions. By and large, governments have ... |
| | | | ... dependence on healthy biodiversity and ecosystem, particularly agriculture, forestry, food manufacturing, construction, water and waste services, mining, real estate, transport, accommodation or hospitality. For this reason, natural capital is a key ... |
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