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Eight ways investors are going beyond ESG risk-mitigation to drive proactive real-world impact

Impact Alpha

14 – The recent takedown of MSCI by a team of Bloomberg Businessweek reporters was the latest knock on environmental, social. ImpactAlpha, Dec. The post Eight ways investors are going beyond ESG risk-mitigation to drive proactive real-world impact appeared first on ImpactAlpha.

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10 Top Newsletters Addressing Key ESG Topics

3BL Media

Focus: A daily snapshot of sustainable business topics with news from Bloomberg Businessweek, GreenBiz.com, and other leading sources. If you have an interest in following the money, this is the newsletter for you. SmartBrief on Sustainability. Publisher: SmartBrief. Cost: Free.

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ESG Ratings: Bottom-line focused but not without broader impact

Jon Hale

A case in point is a recent Bloomberg Businessweek critique of MSCI’s ESG ratings. As a result, much of the criticism stems from a mismatch between what a critic thinks sustainable investing is or should be about and how it is actually being practiced, often leading to claims of “greenwashing.”

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Laura Kohler Presents Five Learnings To Achieve Career Impact

3BL Media

According to Businessweek, only 3% of companies make it to the 4th generation of leadership. References Businessweek (as shared from Cornell University [link] Bronk, K. Together with our amazing team of associates, I’m honored to be celebrating Kohler Co.’s Success is not to be pursued; it is to be attracted by the person you become.”

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A Highly Misunderstood Article About One Of The Most Important Clean Technologies

CleanTechnica

Last week, I saw a Tweet from Businessweek get ratio’d, and hard. On the surface, it looked like the author was against slowing population growth, and for this they were widely panned.

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Drug Cartels Are Banking On U.S. Chemical Companies

CleanTechnica

chemical companies face very few legal risks, Bloomberg Businessweek has reported. Drug cartels are banking on the fact that U.S. Taminco, one such chemical company, is said to have illegally sold enough monomethylamine (MMA) for Mexican narcos to make $3.2 billion worth of methamphetamine.