Today’s news that the Commonwealth Bank is being sued by its shareholders for failing to disclose climate risks marks the latest high-water mark in the...
Archive for tag: climate change
Corporations leading the fight against Climate Change using Science Based Targets
By Wouter Meindertsma and Vincent Hoen, Ecofys More and more companies, including leading Australian multinationals, are actively combatting climate change by committing to set science-based...
Science Based Targets: where powerful climate strategies begin
Ecofys and Edge Environment team up to boost Science Based Targets implementation in Australia As a sustainability or strategy professional looking to develop a climate strategy,...
Keeping up with the Joneses – and high-tech consultants
In 2013, I posted a blog about how technology is changing the way we audit buildings. Since that post, we have seen high-tech advances in...
Breaking news: NCCARF launches Coast Adapt risk assessment tool
Today the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF) launched Coast Adapt. As an information and decision support tool, Coast Adapt is set to help coastal managers in Australia...
Natural Hazards and insurance: how vulnerable is your home?
As Australia deals with widespread flooding, storm surges and erosion, there are things you can do to assess the risks to your property. Australian homes are...
4 reasons why O-LCA should drive your procurement strategy
Organisational Life Cycle Assessment (O-LCA) identifies organisations’ environmental and social issues. These “hotspots” are the starting point to achieve the most meaningful and cost effective...
Deciphering the Standards to Address Biogenic Carbon Storage in EPDs
Here at Edge Environment, we have been grappling with how to best address temporary carbon storage in products, the inclusion of which can have a...
Edge Environment and BRANZ research for the DCCEE: AccuRate Sustainability – Greenhouse Performance Module Research
Climate change is recognised as one of the greatest challenges facing Australia, and the world today. The consumption of energy in the residential sector is...
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