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1 month ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ishika Mookerjee |Baiju Kalesh
Only two green IPOs have come to market this year, data showsInvestors less tolerant of green premium: BNP Paribas’ LeesIndia’s record boom in clean energy IPOs has faded as valuations for green stocks plunge. A solar module maker and a battery manufacturer are the country’s only green energy listings this year, fetching about $18 million combined.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Ishika Mookerjee |Baiju Kalesh
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2 months ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Ishika Mookerjee |Bernadette Toh
To help meet the cost of moving about 10,000 residents from low-lying homes menaced by rising sea levels and floods, the remote Pacific Ocean nation of Nauru aims to sell citizenships for the climate-threatened island. President David Adeang is seeking to raise an initial $65 million for work to transform the barren interior - left as an uninhabitable moonscape by decades of phosphate mining - with a project to ultimately develop a new township, farms and workplaces.
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2 months ago | 
bnd.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Ishika Mookerjee |Bernadette Toh
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2 months ago | 
thederrick.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Ishika Mookerjee |Bernadette Toh
To help meet the cost of moving about 10,000 residents from low-lying homes menaced by rising sea levels and floods, the remote Pacific Ocean nation of Nauru aims to sell citizenships for the climate-threatened island. President David Adeang is seeking to raise an initial $65 million for work to transform the barren interior — left as an uninhabitable moonscape by decades of phosphate mining — with a project to ultimately develop a new township, farms and workplaces.
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2 months ago | 
miamiherald.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Ishika Mookerjee |Bernadette Toh
To help meet the cost of moving about 10,000 residents from low-lying homes menaced by rising sea levels and floods, the remote Pacific Ocean nation of Nauru aims to sell citizenships for the climate-threatened island. President David Adeang is seeking to raise an initial $65 million for work to transform the barren interior - left as an uninhabitable moonscape by decades of phosphate mining - with a project to ultimately develop a new township, farms and workplaces.
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2 months ago | 
dailyitem.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Ishika Mookerjee |Bernadette Toh
To help meet the cost of moving about 10,000 residents from low-lying homes menaced by rising sea levels and floods, the remote Pacific Ocean nation of Nauru aims to sell citizenships for the climate-threatened island. President David Adeang is seeking to raise an initial $65 million for work to transform the barren interior — left as an uninhabitable moonscape by decades of phosphate mining — with a project to ultimately develop a new township, farms and workplaces.
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2 months ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ishika Mookerjee |Alastair Marsh
HSBC Holdings Plc said it needs to walk back some of its earlier emissions goals as it responds to the slow pace of decarbonization in the wider economy. Emissions reductions targets for its operations that were initially set for 2030 have now been pushed back to 2050, HSBC said in connection with its fourth-quarter results on Wednesday. The bank also said it’s now reviewing the targets it set to reduce the emissions associated with its lending to seven high-carbon sectors.
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2 months ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Ishika Mookerjee |Alastair Marsh
HSBC Holdings Plc said it needs to walk back some of its earlier emissions goals as it responds to the slow pace of decarbonization in the wider economy. Emissions reductions targets for its operations that were initially set for 2030 have now been pushed back to 2050, HSBC said in connection with its fourth-quarter results on Wednesday. The bank also said it’s now reviewing the targets it set to reduce the emissions associated with its lending to seven high-carbon sectors.
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2 months ago | 
bloomberglinea.com.br | Ishika Mookerjee |Alastair Marsh
Bloomberg — O HSBC adiou em duas décadas seu prazo para cumprir uma série de metas climáticas importantes e está revendo outros objetivos. O maior banco da Europa diz que seus esforços para reduzir as emissões estão sendo prejudicados pelo ritmo lento da descarbonização na economia em geral. “Estamos agora focados em atingir o net zero em nossas operações, viagens e cadeia de suprimentos até 2050″, disse o HSBC na quarta-feira em um relatório junto com seus ganhos do quarto trimestre.
