Building Climate Resilience at Mirvac
At 91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳we recognise that climate-related impacts are an unavoidable reality, making it crucial for us to continue to develop resilience across our business.
Informed by the latest climate science, we are taking proactive measures to continue to strengthen our ability to effectively navigate the future consequences of global warming. We’ve just released our fifth climate resilience report, which highlights our achievements so far, and what our future focus will be. This provides an update on our progress, our plans, as well as an outline of the risks and opportunities we may face in the future. A highlight this year is the work we’ve undertaken on progressing scenario planning, which help prepare us for success under a range of future possible temperature increases. You can read the full report .
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