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| | | ... thousands of cubic meters of water annually. "By 2050, these nations are projected to experience high to extreme water stress, raising concerns about long-term sustainability," Vezér added. "Companies like Vulcan Energy are innovating with zero-carbon ... |
| | | | ... timber, cocoa, coffee, and rubber are the biggest drivers of deforestation, resulting in soil fertility decline, water stress, and exponential carbon emissions through destruction of carbon sinks. Brazil accounted for the most biodiversity impacted land ... |
| | | | Biodiversity and the value of ecosystem services are a critical part of a healthy global economy, with investors working to calculate risk and opportunity on investment portfolios. BNP Paribas Asset Management has named biodiversity as one of its key ... |
| | | | ... investment calculus, and a number of investors out there are embracing it." Antia cited data sources such as heat and water stress metrics, satellite imagery and supply chain analysis that is providing additional observations for investors to integrate. ... |
| | | | ... observations at the sector level." When asked about the utilisation of data from organisations like Ceres, who provide water stress indicators, he mentioned that they had looked at this data, but as it stands today the data sets available are not optimal ... |
| | | | ... efforts around the climate effort." Meanwhile, Phineas Glover, head of ESG research APAC at Credit Suisse noted that water stress was a material global issue globally and also in Australia, with the twin impacts of the country's longest drought intersecting ... |
| | | | ... they react in instances where there is litigation lodged against them, for example. That might come in the form of water stress, drought stress, etc., and from that perspective, it's going to be really important for businesses to understand climate displacement ... |
| | | | ... total remuneration." In addition to carbon emissions and energy intensity, CDP also examined miners' exposures to water stress. "The research also finds a quarter of mining production, representing up to US$50 billion in annual revenue, will be exposed ... |
| | | | Globally, companies that are exposed to water scarcity risks are managing those risks poorly, according to research from Sustainalytics. Sustainalytics has published Water Scarcity: Will Investors Be Left High and Dry?, which points to three key contextual ... |
| | | | ... metal and mining companies are taking actions including "setting meaningful emissions reduction targets, conducting water stress evaluation or preparing for the expected tightening and expansion of carbon regulation set to emerge from COP21 in Paris," ... |
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