Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
Avui tenim un missatge important.
Ve de part del Pedro Oyarbide, il•lustrador de Blackwater. Tota la recaptació anirà a @fhortasud.
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Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
Incorrect conclusions are being drawn from this recent Science paper on the effectiveness of climate policies around the world.
What does the paper actually show?
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie… 1/20+ 🧵
How worried should people be about Generation Z? @TheEconomist apple.news/AaX26XpjVQveWAnLA…
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Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
OUR NEW AD IS LIVE!
You’re the Voice that will make history.
On 14 October, we know we all can stand together with the power to be powerful.
#HistoryIsCalling, so #VoteYes. Are you in? John Farnham is.
#UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru #YoureTheVoice #VoteYes
Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
There has been no shortage of alarming stories about the climate recently. The scale of these anomalies can be difficult to grasp. To help, we’ve brought together four charts showing how 2023 compares with previous years econ.st/3Qc5loI
Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
There has always been a focus on social issues by business. While there has been a greater emphasis on the environment recently, we are seeing the ‘S’ coming back to the forefront of our attention in light of recent events.
corporate-citizenship.com/ou…
Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
Not another bias!
Behavioural economics has excelled in identifying biases. We have now reached the point of diminishing returns in this quest.
What lies ahead in behavioural sciences? Making sense of the reasons we behave the way we do. 🧵
Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
Over the last decade, companies have been increasingly bombarded with #ESGdisclosure requests from ratings agencies, investor coalitions and other stakeholder-led initiatives. Read more: lnkd.in/ecR8cTkR
#AFB23 #ESGratings #ESGreporting
#makingsustainabilityhappen
Last year, COP26 in Glasgow delivered some big sounding pledges - will #COP27 see the world move from commitments to actions? And how can we prepare ourselves to avoid disappointment? @CCitizenship corporate-citizenship.com/20…
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Miguel Oyarbide retweeted
That's about $100 trillion of investment by 2050 to reach net zero. Regardless of the modeler you chose.
Yes, it's a large number, but it's less than 2% of global annual GDP.
Climate goals are achievable and within reach.
bnef.com/shorts/14939
The audacious PR plot that seeded doubt about climate change bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
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“It’s just summer.” 🙄 nitter.gq/BestForBritain/status/…
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Join us and our guest speakers James Gomme from @wbcsd and Katherine F. Pickus from @TysonFoods this Thursday, 19th of May for our Roundtable Discussion: Building a social impact strategy to lead in 2022 and beyond. RVSP lnkd.in/e3r8J-rF
Dr Carol Adams on the limitations of #integratedthinking principles - and why corporates need instead to embrace #sustainabledevelopment principles esginvestor.net/investors-ne…
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