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Economic analysis is often a key input of decision-making on development projects that affect the environment. However, the quality and rigor of economic analysis can vary substantially, even across...

ESG in retail is important because consumers are increasingly interested in the impact of the goods that they're buying. They want to spend their money on products that are sustainable and have less impact on the environment.

Tim and Mel discuss corporate purpose with HSF's previous Chair and Senior Partner, James Palmer, one of the UK's leading M&A, capital markets and corporate lawyers, with deep experience in corporate governance...

Tim Stutt and Kathryn Pacey are joined by Dr Chris Greig, Princeton University to discuss the energy transition, industry decarbonisation, technology and investment.

The discussion covered a number of topics including:

As the first wave of disclosures has wrapped up, attention has turned to the next climate reporting cycles - particularly for June and September year-end companies. The question now is: what lessons can organisations take forward?

"Frontier Sustainability" is a collection of articles, which explores ESG, sustainability and climate-related issues.

Complying with multiple regimes can be a challenge for business and industry when activities extend across jurisdictions.

Kathryn Pacey, environment and planning partner is joined by Isabella Kelly, ESG senior associate and Jaya Prasad, solicitor in our energy and resources team...

Vodcasts from Clayton Utz.

Special counsel Mark Cowan shares his journey to Cooper Grace Ward after nearly two decades in property, planning and environment law, discussing what attracted him to the firm's collaborative culture. The conversation explores how planning and environment law has transformed into a dynamic field spanning urban development, renewables, infrastructure, agriculture and mining, while examining the persistent challenge of delivering infrastructure efficiently amid shifting government policies.

Clayton Utz has teamed up with The Climate Council Inc. to host this special Climate Change Think Tank on 12 August in Clayton Utz's Sydney office, which will give participants the opportunity to engage in a lively debate on relevant climate change issues in the investment and finance industry.

Mark Smyth and Jojo Fan discuss the rapidly increasing developments in climate change and ESG litigation globally including greenwashing, inadequate disclosure and challenges for manufacturing and governments.

In response to increasing calls for environmental protection, 2010, and indeed the first decade of this new millennium, have witnessed a growing national approach to environmental regulation. State, Territory and Commonwealth Governments are moving towards greater co-ordination and co-operation. Nowhere is this more notable than in climate change – but it is also occurring in the traditional environment and planning fields. Does this represent a shift in power from the States to the Federal Gove

All jurisdictions except the ACT and Victoria now have EPBC bilateral agreements, making assessment processes clearer.

Mel and Tim are joined by Kathryn Pacey to break down an historic election where climate change materially – and positively – impacted the result.