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Tne Anti-ESG Ecosystem: Part II, Chapter 5 — This chapter defines the methodological constants that structure the remainder of this book. These constants are not empirical claims offered for validation, nor normative positions offered for…
The Anti-ESG Ecosystem: Part II, Chapter 4 — A system can be described without being understood. When people talk about pressure, they often imagine something overt and intentional—a demand issued, a rule imposed, a vote taken, a…
The Anti-ESG Ecosystem: Part II, Chapter 3 — Part II: The Analytical Foundation If Part I establishes what the anti-ESG ecosystem is and how pressure enters it, Part II explains how that pressure actually moves. This section provides the…
The Anti-ESG Ecosystem: Part I, Chapter 2 — Here is a link to the book. Please feel free to share it with others who are interested in this topic.
The Anti-ESG Ecosystem: Politics, Capital, and Climate — Here is a link to the book. Please feel free to share it with others who are interested in this topic.
…piece written by Shiva Rajgopal and me titled “AI Can Measure How ESG Really Impacts the Bottom Line.” The foundation for this piece is our book “Making Sustainability Financially Relevant: A Man/Machine Collaboration.
…book. Over the past five years, “sustainability” and the acronym “ESG” have become politicized at both ends of the spectrum. On the left, critics argue these ideas have been capture…
…a 2021 Texas law targeting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies, ruling it unconstitutional and blocking its enforcement. Judge Albright is a 2018 appointee of President Trump to the Western District of Texas, where his…
…reality when it comes to Texas. While Texas politicians rail against ESG investing and environmental regulations, the Lone…
…in touch over the years and more so recently as the debate about ESG and sustainability rages on, particularly in the U.S. Some of this is due to people simply not understanding the purpose of the ISSB. I figured now was a good time…
…undefined period and, out of context, quotes the ever-quotable anti-ESG SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce as saying that “many climate disclosures are high-priced guesses about the present and future.” Except that isn’t quite what they…
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