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...natural and anthropogenic factors, including environmental degradation and climate change. ...

...sure to ESG factors, in particular environmental factors and the impact on climate change, and the appropriateness of the mitigating strategies, as set out by ...institutions should consider using heat maps that highlight, for example, climate-related and environmental risks of individual economic (sub-)sectors in a c ...

...[[Significance Threshold | significance thresholds]], e.g., the California Climate Action Registry, where the change threshold is 10 percent of the base year ...

...ith the objective of addressing key areas of environmental concern such as climate change, natural resources depletion, loss of biodiversity, and air, water a ...

...e the concrete targets set by entities in the context of contributing to [[Climate Change Mitigation]]. ...

...sure to ESG factors, in particular environmental factors and the impact on climate change, and the appropriateness of the mitigating strategies, as set out by ...institutions should consider using heat maps that highlight, for example, climate-related and environmental risks of individual economic (sub-)sectors in a c ...

...der which an energy sector activity provides a substantial contribution to climate change mitigation. ...

...lso prepared for the upcoming challenges in the EU banking sector, such as climate change and the transition to a more sustainable economy, and developments i ...

...iteria for economic activities that can make a substantial contribution to climate change mitigation or adaptation, while avoiding significant harm to the fou ...

...duction in GHG emissions under the United National Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) ...cks, soils and/or sands along the coast, as defined in the US government’s Climate Resilience Toolkit ...