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Australia's largest super fund joins protest vote against Woodside's climate plans | Woodside - Vimarsana News

Australia's largest super fund joins protest vote against Woodside's climate plans | Woodside

AustralianSuper says it has ‘ongoing concerns’ about how the country’s biggest oil and gas company will reach net zero emissions by 2050

The Hidden Sea Wines Removes 26 Million Plastic Bottles from the Ocean and Doubles Down on Their Mission to Save the Ocean from Plastic - Vimarsana News

The Hidden Sea Wines Removes 26 Million Plastic Bottles from the Ocean and Doubles Down on Their Mission to Save the Ocean from Plastic

Eco wine brand honors Earth Day with progress towards their 1 billion bottle goal. April 19, 2024  Los Angeles, CA Mission-driven winery, The Hidden

QMines aiming to be Australia's first zero-carbon copper producer amid bright outlook for copper prices - Vimarsana News

QMines aiming to be Australia's first zero-carbon copper producer amid bright outlook for copper prices

After rallying 15% in just two months, the copper price is at 15-month highs and analysts are betting on a bright outlook for the metal. They point to...

ESG Focus: Decarbonisation, Renewables & Cyber Crime - Vimarsana News

ESG Focus: Decarbonisation, Renewables & Cyber Crime

Decarbonisation, renewables and cyber crime proved the big-ticket ESG items during the December half

Qantas and Virgin Australia put on notice over offsets following landmark decision on greenwashing - Vimarsana News

Qantas and Virgin Australia put on notice over offsets following landmark decision on greenwashing

Dutch court ruling that KLM misled customers ‘wakeup call’ that decarbonisation plans should be credible, climate advocacy group says