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| | | An alliance of financiers with over US$57.5 trillion in assets has bowed to US political pressure and hit pause after the exit of the world's largest asset manager, BlackRock. Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM), which has over 300 members, announced ... |
| | | | ... investors are anxious about the incoming presidency. "A number of investors in the US are being cautious about impact of Trump administration, given his clear support for fossil fuels at the expense of alternatives," said Merzian. "This is reflected ... |
| | | | ... today's data-driven environment." The US is set to see a near-term slowdown in climate initiatives under President-elect Trump, which will impact the global market. However, the overall trajectory of decarbonisation remains intact, with both APAC ... |
| | | | ... finance as a whole. Today, we jump in the time machine and take a look at the next four years under US President-elect Donald Trump, with our guest Lachlan Carey. Lachlan is a Washington-based expert on clean energy investment and a non-resident fellow ... |
| | | | ... SEC's allegations of bribery and fraud against Adani Green and Azure Power - but this could be swept under the rug in a Trump-controlled America. Gautam Adani and Sagar Adani from Adani Green Energy Ltd, and Cyril Cabanes of Azure Power Global Ltd, allegedly ... |
| | | | ... products." McNeil dismissed concerns about political resistance, arguing that decarbonisation trends in the US persisted during Trump's first term and will persist "irrespective of the new Trump administration." The biggest barrier to reaching net zero ... |
| | | | Nuclear energy is a non-starter and Canberra needs to lift its game on environmental policies, leading 'Teal' independents told a climate summit. Speaking at the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) summit last Friday, independent MPs Zoe ... |
| | | | ... storage, transition minerals, electric vehicles, and turbines and solar PV. Even if the US exit the Paris Agreement under Trump, which could hurt global emissions in the next four years, Fraser said Australia does not need to import US politics. "Our ... |
| | | | ... this question, he noted the "genius of our capacity to compromise". Consecutive speakers urged delegates to stay on course. Trump does not impact Australia's bilateral trading agreements with regards to clean energy - and may even boost Australia's ... |
| | | | Climate litigation is on the rise, with incoming legislation and a Trump-led US government amping up the risks in the next four years - and new types of lawsuits are emerging. Speaking at the IGCC summit this week in Melbourne, academic expert Jaqueline ... |
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