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Fewer companies concerned about carbon price risk

Fewer ASX200 companies are concerned about carbon price risk and more are taking action on energy efficiency, says a new Carbon Disclosure Project analysis that praises companies including Qantas, Virgin Australia, Wesfarmers and Woolworths for improved information sharing practices.





ACF, Climate Institute crunch the numbers; ESAA writes to Coalition

  • ACF, Climate Institute crunch the numbers on Coalition proposals
  • Generators seek more details from Coalition
  • Bond University building wins sustainability award
  • Tasmania to introduce five star energy efficiency standard

How to communicate on climate to investors; plus supply chain reporting

There is still a tendency to indulge in 'trophy cabinet' reporting on sustainability and climate change, despite dramatic improvements in the quality of reporting, says Colonial First State's Amanda McCluskey.



Meanwhile, the Carbon Disclosure Project sets out best practice measures to encourage supply chain reporting of emissions and carbon strategies.


Six steps to avoiding greenwash; and more

  • WA issues compliance reporting guidelines


  • Australia's black coal-fired plants emit more CO2 than EU and US plants


  • CCS too slow, risky and pricey: Greenpeace


  • 'Contraction and convergence criticisms flawed'


  • Six steps to avoiding greenwash


  • Greens parties to establish international base in Australia

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