1) Deals openly and objectively with tricky issues that can put a resources development company out of business.
2) Provides practical approaches and suggests solutions to environmental and social risks.
3) Examines issues that have only recently emerged: climate change, biodiversity, social responsibility, mine closure liabilities, etc.
4) Provides a concise, readily accessible reference.
5) Will help decision-makers to communicate informed on material financially relevant environmental and social risks.
Dr. Karlheinz Spitz is an environmental consultant of international repute. He regularly advises lenders on Equator Principles aspects in their investments and offers ESG training to business leaders. Karlheinz founded Greencorp, an environmental consultancy providing advice to clients who face a myriad of environmental laws and regulations, combined with an increasingly complex web of ESG risks and expectations.
John Trudinger is an environmental consultant and is also qualified as a geologist. Since the early 1970's he has provided environmental expertise to a variety of resource development, power generation and infrastructure projects throughout Australia, North America and Asia. John has served as a Director in a NYSE publicly listed company and several private companies.
Matthew Orr is experienced in managing environmental and social risks associated with mining operations and related stakeholder engagement in both operational and corporate roles. He has successfully led the design and implementation of safety management systems for several large mining companies. His career highlight was gaining company support for hosting and organising the inaugural Australian Acid Mine Workshop in 1993.
Title: Environmental Social Governance: Managing Risk and Expectations
Author: Orr, Matthew,Trudinger, John,Spitz, Karlheinz
ISBN: 9780367680565
Binding:
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publication Date: 2022-03-28
Number of Pages: 278
Weight: 0.4001 kg