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Oct 6, 2026
2026 10 05 Financial Issues
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13:07Stephane PadfieldGUEST
So if we take a big step back, big picture, we've got, uh, environmental social governance, ESG, uh, we've got sustainability, we've got net zero, which probably fall broadly underneath that, and all of that, uh, essentially comprises an agenda to, you know, address, uh, the alleged climate change issues.
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13:26Stephane PadfieldGUEST
Uh, and we can sort of talk about, you know, all the various dominoes that fall into place there.
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13:31Stephane PadfieldGUEST
But the bottom line is this idea that corporations should be taking actions like making net zero commitments, uh, like making sustainability commitments, and that somehow this is going to save the planet.
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13:42Stephane PadfieldGUEST
There are all sorts of problems with that, all the way from just ideological-driven utopianism to actually foreign-funded undermining of US, uh, national security, energy independence, affordability, and so on.
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13:56Stephane PadfieldGUEST
And so there's really been a multi-front war on under, uh, basically exposing what's going on in this, uh, area, and it's been going at, uh, you know, the big...
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