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| | Sitting in the liminal space between the old and the new year, it is a time to reflect on these issues and consolidate recent news into a narrative. One of these mega-issues is biodiversity. Without a doubt, climate change, its impacts and the transition ... |
| | | Biodiversity loss is a material financial risk for Australian companies that could wipe out up to $27 billion from the Australian economy annually by 2050, according to a report by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). ACSI has ... |
| | | Researchers at RMIT have called on the federal government to set a net zero target for 2035, re-introduce a national price on carbon and mandate reporting of carbon emissions to support businesses in achieving decarbonisation goals. Lead author of the ... |
| | | ... companies that are pivoting their busines model for a net zero future and developing their climate resilience across the value chain. Looking at market valuations through this transition lens allows us to point out significant investment risks and opportunities. ... |
| | | ... at their upstream supply chain and downstream supply chain. For financials, we look at where the money goes in the value chain. For other companies, say logistics companies, we look at whether they have exposure to illegal activities through assets/services." ... |
| | | ... appropriate and ambitious; tangible actions to support achieving these; and commitments that cover all emissions, such as value chain, customer and financed emissions - not just operational. ClimateWorks says that the majority of net zero commitments ... |
| | | ... activities from assets not owned or controlled by an organisation, but that the organisation indirectly impacts in its value chain, such as use by customers. "Scope 1 and 2 are the companies operations and the electricity they purchase, but Scope 3 are ... |
| | | ... called for increased finance for small and medium enterprises, saying "the transition needs to occur across the entire value chain, not only the big end of town but everyone, otherwise it's not going to work, it won't be sustainable and you are ... |
| | | ... activities from assets not owned or controlled by an organisation, but that the organization indirectly impacts in its value chain, such as use by customers. The majority of carbon emissions produced by fossil fuel companies fall into the territory of ... |
| | | ... activities from assets not owned or controlled by an organisation, but that the organization indirectly impacts in its value chain, such as use by customers. Meanwhile, eight high school students have prevailed over the federal government in a lawsuit ... |
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