Thank you for excellent overview! The drafts of the reporting standards are now published, and there are a lot of interesting changes in terms of the role of stakeholders, mapping strategy, quantifying impact with metrics.
If you actually wanted to fix the environment, you would get rid of the inflationary currencies which incentivize overconsumption, and replace them with hard money which incentivizes saving over spending. That would fix the environment without any extensive regulations, but it would also mean the people in power default on their massive debts, and can't use ESG as an excuse for control.
Thank you for excellent overview! The drafts of the reporting standards are now published, and there are a lot of interesting changes in terms of the role of stakeholders, mapping strategy, quantifying impact with metrics.
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Thank you for your overview! Well done!
If you actually wanted to fix the environment, you would get rid of the inflationary currencies which incentivize overconsumption, and replace them with hard money which incentivizes saving over spending. That would fix the environment without any extensive regulations, but it would also mean the people in power default on their massive debts, and can't use ESG as an excuse for control.