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| | | ... for leadership in terms of the investments we're making in our packaging and the other moves we're making in reducing emissions, operational waste and anything we do in that space supports that effort." This report, which was done in collaboration with ... |
| | | | ... The Climate Action 100+ recommended expectations call for aviation companies to set robust targets to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. On the demand side, those strategies include reducing use of fossil fuel with only existing technologies, such as ... |
| | | | ... and climate ambition." The Australian government's updated Nationally Determined Contribution to cutting carbon emissions under the Paris Agreement has drawn criticism for remaining substantially unchanged from its earlier commitments. Australia ... |
| | | | ... categories. "Take, for example, apparel manufacturing," Mascotto said. "Let's say a company has a lot of exposure to carbon emissions, toxic byproducts, labour concerns, raw material sourcing issues and other issues. The company is looking to reduce ... |
| | | | ... COVID recovery, which many are calling a green recovery, that stimulus will be a natural place for countries to set emissions goals for a green bond." In the Asia Pacific region, Kendall pointed to Japan as a market that had increased its issuance dramatically ... |
| | | | ... impactful investment portfolios and investor practices. Robeco wants to invest in line with the goals of a net zero carbon emissions global economy by 2050. According to climate science, that implies halving carbon emissions by 2030, and approximately ... |
| | | | ... United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Thailand has committed to a 20-25% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the projected business-as-usual approach by 2030. "SEC is the first public organization in Thailand to have become an official ... |
| | | | ... the growth story that many emerging markets is predicated upon comes with some significant risks in terms of climate emissions, varying standards of corporate governance and concerns over issues like occupational health and safety, worker rights and ... |
| | | | ... investable universe are energy bonds, and will instantly flag very heavily on the environmental side because of the carbon emissions intensity. That will flag our attention, but you need to be aware, because does that mean that exclude every energy-related ... |
| | | | ... nature and increases the natural landscape, makes it more resilient and enhance other benefits like storage of carbon emissions, for example." Wilder pointed to activities like regenerative agriculture as other examples of what investing in natural capital ... |
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