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| | | ... Body (EOS), about the complexities of reducing emissions in hard-to-abate sectors like aviation, shipping, and primary chemicals. They explore the obstacles related to systemic dependencies, policy enablers, and market-led changes such as electric vehicles. ... |
| | | | ... provides guidance to 13 so far. The others are metals and mining; electric utilities and power generation; finance; chemicals; food and agriculture; oil and gas; forestry, pulp and paper; aquaculture; and biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. The TNFD also ... |
| | | | In August, it was revealed that PFAS known as 'forever chemicals' have been found in water filtration plants and even in platypus livers across NSW, which Australian authorities said were at a 'safe' level of exposure for the population ... |
| | | | ... activities that harm World Heritage and High Conservation areas, animal cruelty, environmentally destructive or controversial chemicals, and unfair or abusive lending practices. The ETF will also exclude companies based on evidence of human rights violations ... |
| | | | ... may rely on CCS for a whopping 35% and 34% of carbon abatement respectively from 2024-2050, and 22% for aluminum and chemicals. For the power sector, CCS sequestration may account for up to eight gigatons of carbon dioxide annually. Australia needs to ... |
| | | | A US$684 billion investor group urges caution as global bans on PFAS 'forever chemicals' escalate - yet opportunities await those ahead of the curve. A MUFJ-owned think tank from subsidiaries First Sentier and Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation ... |
| | | | ... Mac Thompson said: "CO2 is an enormous market. Thousands of companies around the world use it in its pure form to make chemicals, beverages, and pharmaceuticals. There are many others who want to stick it deep underground, where it will turn into rock ... |
| | | | ... support reporting by companies and financial institutions. The guidance covers aquaculture, biotech and pharmaceutical, chemicals, energy and utilities, food and agriculture, forestry and paper, metals and mining, and oil and gas. David Craig, co-chair ... |
| | | | ... robust risk mitigation strategies, especially in light of circular economy models and climate change. While not all chemicals are harmful, certain substances can have detrimental effects on nature and human health. Hazardous chemicals are a critical ... |
| | | | In August 2024, it was revealed that PFAS known as 'forever chemicals' have been found in water filtration plants and even in platypus livers across NSW. Australian authorities said these were at a 'safe' level of exposure for the population ... |
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