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SAI Released the 2021 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)

Article content As a leader in supercomputing and crypto mining industry, SAI has the opportunity to harness the power of technology in order to create a more sustainable future. SAI is committed to protecting the planet, connecting everyone to the benefits of the digital world. SAI’s corporate sustainability program is comprised of its environment, social and governance (ESG) initiatives that focus on material issues to positively impact the key stakeholders. The ESG report will be published at an annually basis. SAI followed GRI standards to prepare this report. Message from the CEO SAI was established in 2019 and has been committed to solving the problem of energy costs of computing. Bearing the mission of becoming the world’s first horizontally integrated clean energy technology company, SAI serves its customers around the world with business solutions from computing power to electricity to heating.

Whitehaven Coal expects government to decide by August 30 on controversial mine expansion

Whitehaven Coal expects government to decide by August 30 on controversial mine expansion By Syndicated Content Jul 14, 2021 | 9:52 PM MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Australia’s Whitehaven Coal said on Thursday it expected a government decision by Aug. 30 on approval for its Vickery coal mine extension, after a court ruled in May that climate change factors must be considered in the decision. The Federal Court of Australia had ruled that the country’s environment minister has an obligation to children to consider the harm caused by climate change as part of her decision-making in approving the project. The ruling came in response to a class-action lawsuit brought by eight teenagers that argued the expansion of the project in New South Wales state would contribute to climate change and endanger their future.

Sustainable business

Sustainable business July 14, 2021 It has been more than six years since governments around the world adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and almost five years to the day since they signed on to the Paris Climate Agreement. Big corporations said they would align their business practices towards sustainability. How have they done? There has been a lot of talk but not enough action. Despite growing sustainability commitments by companies and investors, direct emissions from corporations increased by more than 10 percent between 2015 and 2019. Ninety-eight percent of plastic packaging is single-use and more than a third is not recyclable. The global gender pay gap is still reportedly at 16 percent – despite the recognition that gender equality can stimulate growth and support environmental sustainability.

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