Climate Action & Towards Net Zero
Funds focusing on climate action and achieving net zero carbon emissions are crucial in addressing global warming. Investments in this category support innovations and projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, enhance carbon capture, and transition industries towards more sustainable practices, aligning with global targets such as the Paris Agreement.
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8 Nov 2024
Debunking a myth about fossil fuels and...
Pendal Group
Exclusion of fossil fuels presents minimal challenges for sustainable bonds compared to other asset classes, writes Pendal head of credit and sustainable strategies, George Bishay.
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9 Sep 2024
US politics sends shockwaves through the...
Pengana Capital Group
Markets love to react, and sometimes in ways not immediately predictable. The recent attempted assassination of Donald Trump had immediate ramifications for the renewable energy sector.
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26 Aug 2024
Nuclear and Hydrogen - is it not rocket science?
Federation Asset Management
As long-term investors in infrastructure that drives the decarbonisation of economies, wetake a technology agnostic approach, developing infrastructure that directly or indirectlyreduces greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and delivers an attractive risk-return profile.
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7 Jun 2024
The Potential Impacts of Divestment from the...
ESGCheck
The increasing call for divestment from fossil fuels is driven by environmental concerns. However, moving towards a greener economy requires careful consideration of the short-term consequences of abrupt divestment from the fossil fuel industry by Australia's Super Funds and other investors. This article explores the potential financial, economic, and social impacts of such a decision, focusing on labour markets, economic stability, and the ability to influence corporate behaviour through stewardship.
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6 Jun 2024
The superannuation industry's $150 billion fossil...
Market Forces
Out of the tens of thousands of companies superannuation funds could invest in, Market Forces has identified a global list of 190 companies doing most of the climate wrecking through their coal, oil and gas expansion plans. Market Forces' analysis of the default or largest investment options of 30 of Australia's largest super funds reveals these options have collectively more than doubled their investments in Climate Wreckers Index companies over two years, with more than $39 billion invested in the companies most responsible for exacerbating climate change.
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5 Jun 2024
Investing at the Intersection of Climate and...
Morgan Stanley
As a warming planet affects human health, investors have an opportunity to support initiatives that address climate-related health risks and help reduce long-term costs.
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3 Jun 2024
Understanding Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS):...
ESGCheck
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) represents a vital technology in the global effort to mitigate the impacts of climate change. By capturing carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions from industrial processes and power generation, and securely storing it underground, CCS can significantly reduce the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. This technology is poised to play a critical role in achieving net-zero emissions and limiting global warming.
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30 May 2024
Employment and Vocational Training: Reskilling...
ESGCheck
As the global economy transitions towards more sustainable practices, the need for reskilling workers has become paramount. Both companies and governments are actively addressing this challenge to ensure that the workforce is equipped for jobs in sustainable industries. This article explores the strategies and initiatives being implemented to reskill workers, highlighting the importance of vocational training in this green transition.
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30 May 2024
Sustainable Water Management: Ensuring a Future...
ESGCheck
Sustainable water management is a critical aspect of preserving our environment and ensuring that future generations have access to this vital resource. As the global population grows and climate change exacerbates water scarcity, it becomes increasingly important to implement strategies that promote efficient and equitable water use. This article explores the principles of sustainable water management, the challenges faced, and the innovative solutions being implemented around the world.
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29 May 2024
Circular Economy, Reuse, & Recycling: A...
ESGCheck
In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront of global discussions, the concept of a circular economy has emerged as a transformative model. Unlike the traditional linear economy, which follows a 'take-make-dispose' pattern, the circular economy aims to close the loop by promoting reuse, recycling, and sustainable resource management. This article explores the principles of the circular economy, the significance of reuse and recycling, and the benefits they offer to society and the environment.
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