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| | | ... red flags identified by our data provider related to environmental breaches, poor ESG policies and systems, uncertified palm oil, gambling, live animal exports and poor sovereign ESG ratings. HESTA also listed concentration in active strategies, including ... |
| | | | ... intensifying heatwave grips Europe this week," he said. The fund's target markets range from South African maize, Malaysian palm oil to Australian and Argentine wheat, Chinese and Singaporean rubber, among others traded across futures, options and ... |
| | | | ... related impacts in the test portfolio stemmed from land transformation and land occupation linked to commodities including palm oil, timber and rubber. Water related risks emerged as a major climate and nature nexus issue. An asset level assessment of ... |
| | | | ... part of portfolio construction. It will specifically exclude assets involving the farming of tobacco, hemp, cannabis, palm oil, planned or historic deforestation, and short-hold farmland strategies. The fund's indicative portfolio spans a max of sectors ... |
| | | | ... deforestation-prone countries, with land-use change being the prominent driver of nature loss. Industries like cattle, palm oil, soy, timber, cocoa, coffee, and rubber are the biggest drivers of deforestation, resulting in soil fertility decline, water ... |
| | | | ... million... and is a top-10 shareholder in each of the 20 companies." Of the asset manager's holdings in 20 companies in the palm oil, pulp/paper, soy, cattle, timber, and biomass, FOE found documented evidence of ecological harm and human rights abuses ... |
| | | | ... annually. Industries most destructive to nature include agriculture, infrastructure, and resource extraction -notably, palm oil, soya, cattle, and paper. In August, Woolworths' announced it will stop selling beef linked to deforestation, following ... |
| | | | ... deforestation. These commodities include soy, cattle products (beef and leather), timber products (timber and pulp and paper), and palm oil. The new EU law includes further provisions for peatlands and rivers. For previously drained peatlands, EU member ... |
| | | | ... conservation efforts. In addition, 28 countries have committed to ensuring trade in globally important commodities such as palm oil, cocoa and soy, does not contribute to deforestation. "What we're finding is that there are a series of processes ... |
| | | | ... billion). Electronics remained the highest value at-risk product (US$243.6 billion), followed by garments (US$147.9 billion), palm oil (US$19.7 billion), solar panels (US$14.8 billion), and textiles (US$12.7 billion). |
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