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| | | ... conjunction with its annual report - which showed the bank's failure to phase out investments in industries like thermal coal, thus contributing to climate change. Commenting on the decision to discontinue proceedings, shareholder Guy Abrahams said ... |
| | | | The largest educator-only pension fund in the world is divesting from all non-US thermal coal holdings, including Australia-based Whitehaven Coal. The US$206.5 billion California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) teachers' retirement board ... |
| | | | ... will also avoid companies with material exposure to tobacco, alcohol, gambling or gaming, adult entertainment and thermal coal, and will target companies with innovative solutions to sustainable development. Mercer global business leader, responsible ... |
| | | | ... change. Super funds have attempted to address climate change in various ways. Whether it be excluding investment in thermal coal, carbon footprinting investment portfolios or any one of a multitude of options, Cheang says it's beginning a conversation ... |
| | | | ... primary business activity is armaments, uranium, gambling, pornography, alcohol production, production or sale of thermal coal and tobacco production, with all companies then ranked according to environmental impact, social consequences and governance. ... |
| | | | ... involving armaments, uranium, gambling, tobacco production, pornography, alcohol production, or the production or sale of thermal coal. In its review of the funds, Lonsec said: "The funds seek to shift between cash and Australian bonds at various times ... |
| | | | ... companies and power producers which themselves or through entities they control derive 30% or more of their income from thermal coal, or base 30% or more of their operations on thermal coal, could be excluded from the fund." Australian companies Whitehaven ... |
| | | | ... Sacramento, and the $184 billion ($253 billion) California State Teachers' Retirement System, to liquidate holdings in thermal coal companies by July 1, 2017. As of June 30, 2015, the fund was invested in approximately 27 thermal coal companies with ... |
| | | | ... involves armaments, uranium, gambling, tobacco production, pornography, alcohol production, or production or sale of thermal coal. Companies are also excluded from the investment universe if they are involved in causing or perpetuating injustice and ... |
| | | | ... fund to have any sort of fossil fuel screening policy across all investment options. HESTA's policy only screens out thermal coal, and only companies that it is not yet invested in, or that are not yet listed. LGS' screening policy is therefore much ... |
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