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[https://ensia.com/notable/climate-change-models-technology-innovation/ by Andrew Urevig 2/9/20 ensia] | [https://ensia.com/notable/climate-change-models-technology-innovation/ by Andrew Urevig 2/9/20 ensia] | ||
Many climate activists, driven in part by the youth movements of Gen Z, are joining major scientific bodies in calling for economic and social transformation, while other onlookers are hoping for “moonshot” technology to step in as climate “savior.” | Many climate activists, driven in part by the youth movements of Gen Z, are joining major scientific bodies in calling for economic and social transformation, while other onlookers are hoping for “moonshot” technology to step in as climate “savior.” | ||
=====Integrated reporting is one way BASF connects sustainability to strategy for stakeholders — including its own employees===== | |||
[https://africa.businessinsider.com/news/integrated-reporting-is-one-way-basf-connects-sustainability-to-strategy-for/4lmhm4v#google_vignette by Julia Hood 3/5/23 BUSINESS INSIDER AFRICA] | |||
"In simple terms," said Martin Whittaker, CEO of JUST Capital, "an integrated report captures in a single place the full range of factors — strategic, operational, societal, environmental, legal, regulatory, and more — that management believes could affect the competitive and financial success of a company, now and into the future." | |||
