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| | | ... that loss is attributable to productivity losses due to illnesses related to air quality. Oliver also pointed out that if policy action continues, it could accentuate the decline of some regional communities, "particularly where key industries have been ... |
| | | | ... insufficient" actions thus far, the response by 2025 will be "forceful, abrupt and disorderly," according to the Inevitable Policy Response (IPR) project from the PRI. Presented at the PRI / UNEP FI Conference, Towards a Resilient and Sustainable Economy ... |
| | | | ... standards 4. Decision-making and valuation 5. Unlocking sustainable finance and allocating capital to where it is needed 6. Policy, regulation and supervision (source: ASFI) "The two big standout areas are leadership and community, and really flipping ... |
| | | | ... also supports the NSW government environmental and social policies, strategies and goals, including the NSW Climate Change Policy Framework, NSW Government Resource Efficiency Policy, and NSW Premier's Priorities. Given the result of the Sustainability ... |
| | | | ... Australia come to mind with the blackouts in 2016/2017." It is a difficult balance to maintain, Klingberg said. "Government policy aims to fast track the energy transition, creating artificial market stimulants to increase investment in renewable technology," ... |
| | | | ... putting it into practice in our organisations, institutions and assets, and the fifth is around strategy going forward and a policy platform. "We are crossing a line in the evolution of our cities, or businesses, our government, our society, species," ... |
| | | | ... addressing risk in the beef supply chain." Only one company, McDonald's, was considered to have a strong deforestation policy (scoring 66% or more). Two companies, OBE Organic and Teys/Cargill, had a moderate policy (scoring between 33% and 66%). Many ... |
| | | | ... exposure." Sustainalytics' report also provides an analysis of three dominant ESG themes in Australia - energy and climate policy, modern slavery in supply chains, and ethics in the financial sector. The report also explores how investors could potentially ... |
| | | | ... based on assets that are "increasingly vulnerable to sharp revaluations and pricing volatility from climate mitigation policy and physical risks." The intended effect of the brown taxonomy would be to discourage use of brown assets in issuance, because ... |
| | | | The pricing, liquidity and confusion about the definition of green bonds is constraining the maturity of the green bond market, according to Aviva Investors. Colin Purdie, Chief Investment Officer, Credit, at Aviva Investors "In order to reach the 2 ... |
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