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| | | ... claimed it steered clear of investments in gambling, coal mining, oil tar sands, and Russian companies since the invasion of Ukraine. For example, an Active Super Responsible Investment report highlighted 'RUSSIA OUT' as a country exclusion. ... |
| | | | ... energy transition. Without careful planning, price spikes and supply disruptions become a major risk. Russia's invasion of Ukraine provided a stark example of what can happen when energy transitions are chaotic and unplanned, Redican added. |
| | | | ... consultant Anna Vennonen noted there was a change in sentiment toward ESG around 2022, coinciding with the invasion of Ukraine and escalating geopolitical uncertainty, but broadly, sentiment has steadily improved since. "It comes down to growing awareness ... |
| | | | ... agenda. The LNP conflates renewable energy with the Australian energy hyperinflation evident since Putin's invasion of Ukraine, with the resulting surge in oil, gas and coal prices due to ongoing sanctions against Russia," Buckley said. "Australia's ... |
| | | | ... to recalibrating supply chains and boosting domestic industrial production capacity." Catechis said the Russian war on Ukraine, for example, has compelled Europe and the broader global community to confront the necessity of a credible deterrent supported ... |
| | | | ... at US$964.4 billion when former President Barrack Obama was in charge. Congress has shelled out US$175 billion to the Ukraine since Russia's war in 2022. Some 30,000 civilians since have been killed or injured, the UN Human Rights Office of the High ... |
| | | | ... in Russia. On its website and in a report, LGSS said that the fund wouldn't invest in Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine. For example, an Active Super Responsible Investment report highlighted "RUSSIA OUT" as a country exclusion. That report revealed ... |
| | | | ... pouring into decarbonisation, especially in Europe where energy security remains a top priority since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The US$1 trillion infrastructure sector infrastructure at the heart of the challenge is one of the fastest growing segments ... |
| | | | ... Mexico, Morocco, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, United States, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uruguay, and Vietnam and US$5 billion from private partners participating ... |
| | | | ... country-level climate commitments. They also reflect policy delays and the energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Additionally, the modelling of acute physical risks now includes droughts and heatwaves. The scenarios aim to galvanise action ... |
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