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| | | ... across the country were built a number of years ago, residential and businesses estates have of course grown and the infrastructure needs to be upgraded. To provide reliable power supply, network owners can either build new electricity infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... Decommissioning of spent nuclear power plants Protecting against rising sea levels Replacing and strengthening infrastructure to meet more extreme weather events, and Maintaining armed forces to defend borders against immigration, defend resource supplies ... |
| | | | ... climate change is costing an estimated US$1.6tr per year, expected to rise to over US$4tr by 2030, with damage to infrastructure being the single largest cost incurred. The transition will be volatile and markets will be disrupted as a result of that ... |
| | | | ... new product offerings (+40), new technology (+38.6) and staff training (+38.4). While external (government-built) infrastructure was neutral (+1.4), regulation of any form was seen as a huge burden: environmental regulation (-31.8), the Fair Work Act ... |
| | | | ... with best practices regarding issues such as water quality and working with communities that might be impacted by infrastructure development. The bank identified a need for a hydroelectric power policy in its 2012 review and has added it as part of their ... |
| | | | ... according to Yulia Reuter and Dana Sasarean, senior analysts, MSCI ESG Research. "Poor management of oil and gas infrastructure - pipelines, refineries, drilling rigs - could lead to blowouts, fatalities, fires, and large hydrocarbon spills with significant ... |
| | | | ... agribusiness sector to be the "food bowl" for the region, but again, the opportunities come tempered with challenges - infrastructure development, developing skilled workers, and biodiversity and environmental risks. "Capacity-building and resilient ... |
| | | | ... investors if the Australian government pushes ahead with some of the prescriptions in the paper - the paper calls for infrastructure investment to increase productivity, and identifies parts of the government's Clean Energy Future legislation as necessary ... |
| | | | Australia's infrastructure is not equipped to handle more frequent, extreme weather events and other impacts of climate change, with the electricity, road and rail and financial services sector underprepared, according to a report from The Climate Institute. ... |
| | | | ... in the extent of that precinct project finance level. That could be important role for the CEFC or like a green infrastructure fund. |
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