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| | | ... considers both the physical effects of climate change and the economic consequences of the transition to a lower-carbon economy. The annual report also tracked progress under the governments revised investment mandate, including investments in infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... mobilise capital at scale. "Expanding the Australian Taxonomy to adaptation and resilience would give actors across the economy a common basis for identifying investments that make a credible contribution to Australia's national adaptation priorities," ... |
| | | | ... businesses solving everyday problems across energy, transport, food systems, agriculture, water, industry and the circular economy. For investors, success depends not only on the environmental benefits of a technology, but whether it can deliver efficiency ... |
| | | | ... presented risk beyond biodiversity, particularly for agriculture. "Deforestation poses significant risks to Australia's economy, especially agribusinesses," Hamra said. "Farmers are on the frontline of extreme weather and the damage to soil health and ... |
| | | | ... sterilise eligible products so they can be safely used again. Vukelich argues that remanufacturing offers a practical circular economy solution that reduces costs, cuts healthcare emissions, improves supply chain resilience and recovers valuable materials ... |
| | | | The gap between the physical climate risks projected for the Australian economy and what companies are reporting about their own exposure deserves a closer scrutiny from investors, the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) said. Last year's National ... |
| | | | ... emissions reduction, energy efficiency and technologies intended to help Australian industry compete in a lower carbon economy. McGregor said the fund also had a broader objective to support new technologies, supply chains and sovereign capabilities. ... |
| | | | ... affect water availability, energy demand, supply chains, commodity prices and capital allocation decisions across the economy. Kwan believes investors who understand these interconnected trends will be better positioned to identify the next generation ... |
| | | | ... investors can improve risk management, identify new opportunities and support the transition to a more sustainable blue economy. 🌟 The ocean underpins far more of the economy than many investors realise Hazra explains that ocean health influences ... |
| | | | ... 745,000 additional jobs and add more than $100 billion a year in combined wages and government tax revenue to the Australian economy, made up of $79.4 billion in additional wages and $24.4 billion in additional government tax revenue. The Gender Index ... |
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