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When it comes to social and environmental justice, words don’t cut it

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Not so long ago, business was business. And, whether due to ideology or cynicism, few expected anything more from the business world. Because today’s stakeholders are fed up and armed with social media, and they will call a company out for greenwashing or an opportunistic antiracist tweet. Wed, 04/28/2021 - 00:05.

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Why SPACs will be key to the sustainability revolution

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Today, the rise of SPACs is a capital markets innovation that matches the urgency and scope of our global sustainability challenges. SPACs are pursuing a broad range of growth companies offering what we at Broadscale call "disruption for good" — transformative solutions that are cleaner, healthier, and more equitable. Andrew Shapiro.

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What role does ESG play in the 'new normal'?

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When people are sick, suffering and dying — with little certainty about when or how it will end — how can we be expected to focus on a project deadline, a business meeting or a PowerPoint presentation? Facing existential crisis, it’s only natural that our perspective will change — for better and for worse.

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We need to talk about consumption

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The roots of overconsumption — culture, values, worldviews, capitalism — are some of the most unpopular and uncomfortable topics of conversation at any company. And for good reason: they threaten the fundamental premise of the sustainable business community and its theory of change (see: " Winners Take All " by Anand Giridharadas). .

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BofA, BlackRock and State Street CEOs talk stakeholder primacy — and fall short

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Some of the world’s biggest asset managers have been talking a lot lately about sustainable capital markets, stakeholder capitalism and how improved environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure can contribute to more resilient markets. BofA, BlackRock and State Street CEOs talk stakeholder primacy — and fall short.

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The rise of social metrics in ESG reporting

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Now, as we make our way slowly past the worst of the pandemic and face a consistent and ongoing call to action for racial justice and equity, things finally might be shifting. Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the more recent — and perhaps the most detailed yet in scope — Corporate Human Rights Benchmark (CHRB).

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Turning the economy we have into the just and inclusive economy we want

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Editor’s note: This article is the third in a series about the Ceres Roadmap 2030, a vision for sustainable business leadership in this crucial decade. You can find the first article here , and the second here. And to understand that human rights, racial equity and environmental justice are now squarely business issues.