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| | | ... energy and water demand, and global value chains that can create impacts on ecosystems far from the physical footprint of a company, the report said. "These impacts are currently difficult to capture using existing datasets but represent a growing source ... |
| | | | ... capacity to provide the inputs businesses across sectors need from it. The guide also highlights the risks arising from a company's impacts and dependencies on nature can include stranded assets, disruption to operations, higher production costs, increased ... |
| | | | ... provide to some investors, arguing they undermine its objectives of facilitating capital formation and promoting public company status. The SEC further contends that mandating prescriptive climate disclosures conflicts with its long-standing registrant-specific ... |
| | | | ... ASIC saw instances of companies preparing their risk disclosure without referencing past events that happened to that company. Another area that stood out for ASIC included climate-related targets set by companies. "Lots have, but they were varied, especially ... |
| | | | ... time when investors are looking for clarity and consistency in how sustainability frameworks are applied," said Jung in a company statement. "Her experience navigating the many market and regional nuances, coupled with her command of global sustainability ... |
| | | | ... investments and "consistent emissions time series that demonstrate significant emissions reductions", it would move the company to a higher total score. Shareholders claim the latest disclosures and financing activity appears inconsistent with accepted ... |
| | | | ... with weaponries. Effective July 1, the super fund's negative screens will allow the portion of reported revenue a company may derive from conventional weapons systems and components to be up to 5%, instead of up to 1% currently, for the Sustainable ... |
| | | | ... reducing operational energy use. The bond may also finance enhancements to MTR's extensive property portfolio, where the company is targeting substantial reductions in scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity by 2030, as well as water and waste-management ... |
| | | | ... after the infrastructure investor joined a bidding war against Pacific Equity Partners (PEP) for oOh!media, valuing the company at a $20 million premium over PEP's offer. However, both offers were subsequently shut down by the board of oOh!media. |
| | | | ... on intermediate inputs is crucial, finding that many US producers lose billions when parts are included, with only one company coming out ahead due to greater domestic sourcing. He also finds the largest percentage of financial losses fall on the lowest-income ... |
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