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First State Super to cut emissions across portfolio

THE SECOND largest superfund in Australia has announced today it will divest from thermal coal mining as of October and will reduce emissions across its investment portfolio by at least 30% by 2023, saying supers need to take immediate action on climate change.

Dumps thermal coal, will do the same to companies who don’t transition

Dumps thermal coal, will do the same to companies who don’t transition

First State CEO Deanne Steward said climate change posed one of the most significant risks to Australian's retirement savings and it was critical superfunds acted now to ensure investments were protected. ...

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