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Subsidy and Synergy: How Philanthropy Can Complement Impact Investing More Effectively

James Militzer

The original goal of impact investing was to build out the spectrum between philanthropy and commercial investment. Wealth is given away on one end of the spectrum and invested in profit-maximizing assets on the other. In that way, philanthropy and impact investing can complement each other.

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GreenMoney's 250th Issue - Past, Present & Future

3BL Media

Then to mark this pivotal moment, we’re leading with BSR’s revealing retrospective “ Beyond 2025: Setting Credible Sustainability Goals for Long-term Impact”. Anderson of Interface; and John Howell of Climate & Capital Media on Green Bonds. Find it all at- [link] ==

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11 young professionals on the future of sustainable finance

GreenBiz

Tying in this analogy to our present-day world means that any economy’s progress in the coming years would be driven by practices, policies and programs that are sustainable for our neighborhoods, our cities, our countries and our Earth. Impact Investing and returned Peace Corps Volunteer. Bryanna Briley. Mecca Luster.

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ESG Today: Week in Review

ESG Today

See below for the highlights of the past week, and get all your ESG news at ESG Today: Sustainability Goals, Initiatives and Achievements Shell Board of Directors Sued over “Flawed” Climate Strategy Wendy’s Commits to Slash Emissions Across Operations, Franchisees and Supply Chain HVAC Giant Carrier Commits to Net Zero Emissions Across Value Chain (..)

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Guest Post – Investing in Resilience: The Insurance Industry’s Role in the Net-Zero Transition

ESG Today

We must look to the future by enabling an economy-wide transition to net-zero; and focus on the present by helping society to adapt and become more resilient to climate risks. Insuring the transition The net-zero transition will require investments into new technologies, new processes, new measures and the development of new infrastructure.

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Climate action as good business practice: How real estate companies are applying SDG 13

Sustainability Update

With assets highly exposed to risks from increasingly extreme weather events related to climate change, companies that proactively invest in climate mitigation, resilience, and adaptation can position themselves for long-term resilience and stakeholder trust. in Environmental Sciences and Sustainability, Ecology & Policy.

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A Realist’s Guide to Investing for Good

Stanford Social Innovation

It’s just a feeling, but many socially responsible investors are more concerned with this sense of purity than they are in having authentic impact. But if you are not willing to concede any returns from your “impactinvestments, your options are limited. Issuance of green bonds has more than tripled from 2017 to 2021.