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| | | ... "Consumer demand, combined with targeted government support, is already driving a shift to lower emission fleets in Japan, India, China and South Korea. Auto makers in all regions have significant challenges beyond simply producing cleaner cars, trucks ... |
| | | | ... increasing at a rate that is unsustainable," McKinley said. "When you look at growth projections for meat consumption in India and China, the only way to meet it is with intensive animal agriculture. But that brings increased risk to human health, over ... |
| | | | ... made an impact investment in Pollinate Energy, a social enterprise that provides affordable solar lighting to people in India's urban slums. Manita Ray, national manager - Australia, Pollinate Energy While terms of the deal remain confidential, Pollinate ... |
| | | | ... between 2014 and 2035, USD 7.7 trillion is needed for renewable energy and energy efficiency to meet the demands of China, India, Japan, and South East Asia if the world is to meet a 2C warming target," said Emma Herd, CEO of the Investor Group on Climate ... |
| | | | The climate-aligned bond universe is US$694 billion, according to the Climate Bonds Initiative Bonds and Climate Change: The State of the Market in 2016 (SotM). The climate-aligned bond universe has grown 16% or US$96 billion from 2015, with unlabelled ... |
| | | | ... developing markets that companies had seen as growth markets. Indonesia is considering a sugar tax, the Philippines and India are also considering the same thing. All these markets have had high rates of growth in the past, and that growth could be impacted. ... |
| | | | ... has published a range of ambitious policy proposals for green bonds, with official green bond guidelines launching soon. India's capital markets regulator SEBI just announced green bond guidelines. In the EU, supporting green bond standards is included ... |
| | | | ... Heather Allen, technical working group member, Transport Research Laboratory. "Led by growth in Asia, in particular China and India, road and rail freight volumes alone are expected to increase by 230% and 420%, respectively. It is crucial that low carbon ... |
| | | | ... where value is created versus where the company has significant physical presence. This puts some countries like China and India in a position of "tension" with the OECD, said Brahma Sharma, global head of markets tax, regional partner and COO- Asia ... |
| | | | ... Corporate Executives; David Nussbaum, chief executive officer, WWF UK; Upendra Sinha, chairman, Securities and Exchange Board of India and Christian Strenger, a member of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, of Germany. |
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