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The founder of the World Economic Forum and CEOs of Bank of America and EY say ESG standards are the future of capitalism
On a video conference call Wednesday, Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum said environmental, social, and governance standards (ESGs) will be the next step in driving stakeholder capitalism: the notion that a company is responsible to all its stakeholders, including its employees, customers, and the environment.
Bloomberg Data Dash: A Live Climate Scoreboard for the World
These are the numbers that matter. A difficult global transition is happening right now, away from fossil fuels, deforestation, greenhouse-gas pollution and melting ice. It can be measured with precision and clarity.
Climate math: What a 1.5-degree pathway would take
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, everyone is rightly focused on protecting lives and livelihoods. Can we simultaneously strive to avoid the next crisis? The answer is yes—if we make greater environmental resilience
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