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The fight for the planet is going better than we think – just don’t mention the war (for climate or sustainability) (opens the original)
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There are big positive shifts in both investment and consumer behaviour that give cause for optimism. Whaddaya know – while the built environment has been bemoaning the lack of serious attention to its sector – amid its huge potential to reduce climate impact – it turns out that buildings have nabbed the lion’s share of available investment. Even more interesting is that green investment has been much bigger than we thought. And this alongside stronger consumer behaviour change than the headline
The biggest question is the cost of inaction – Adam Murchie on balancing investor and planetary value (opens the original)
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TRANSITION RISK MASTERCLASS: If there were just 10 Adam Murchies in the country, we’d probably decarbonise Australia’s mid tier buildings a lot faster than the current rate. Either that, or quickly repurpose them once they’re declared stranded assets. Murchie, who is co-founder and director of Forza Capital, attracted a trail of media stories for his company’s upgrade of a Brisbane building from 1 star NABERS to 6 stars. But the biggest interest came from learning that the investment, bought for
SLR and what the data and science can tell business about the polycrisis (opens the original)
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TRANSITION RISK: Big corporates, such mining and agriculture companies – and cities – need to know if their investments are viable in the next decade or two as they deal with the climate and net zero challenges underway. But it’s the building and construction sector that is one of the most exposed to the geopolitical shifts and depleted resources from nature. Miguel Oyarbide, director of corporate sustainability advisory for SLR, isn’t so much a futurist as a strategist using data, science and g
The unbearable weight of carbon in buildings (opens the original)
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CARBON TRIGGERS: At beautiful Callan Park in Sydney’s inner west, the New South Wales’ parklands authority wants to demolish nine buildings. It’s allocated $4.8 million to do so. In a cute turn of PR-spin the proposed demolition is called an “investment”. We took a detailed tour around the 64 hectare park a few weeks ago to see for ourselves how badly dilapidated these buildings actually are. Our guide was yet another passionate advocate of the place who has spent a lot of time digging into the
When the CFO asks, ‘where do I even start?’ Joshua Martin on the reporting risks about to hit property (opens the original)
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TRANSITION RISK: Property companies are about to be hit with reporting requirements on how they are prepared for climate impacts. The demand for help is huge and growing and it’s time for many to stop putting their heads in the sand. Joshua Martin is a busy man. Partly, it is running Foresight Consulting, a business that has grown from one person to 30 in three years, after a career at EY and Net Balance. Partly, it is the volume of companies asking for help as they realise how unprepared they a
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