Nomura 2nd Japanese bank to exit global climate alliance for industry

ESG = Con Game that's dying FAST

ESG = Con Game that's dying FAST

Any actual evidence of this? or is it that you think the one percenters no longer being pressured to act according to the actual global benefit makes the science wrong?

In which other situation you can think bankers acting prioritizing their profits result in what is best for people in general?

Markets requiring massive Govt subsidies to 'compete' are inherently corrupt and none more so than ESG!

Markets requiring massive Govt subsidies to 'compete' are inherently corrupt and none more so than ESG!

So, you could not find any example of billionaires opposing measures for profit that ended up being beneficial for the public in general. Yet you think that in this case this is what is happening for sure because you trust more the billionaires than the scientists... That should be clear enough.

The problem with ESG, rather than guilde societies in solving problems it was turned into a religion by climate change fanatics.

LOTS of great environmental solutions in marketplaces across globe, but they're not attached to ESG $maniac policies but rather by their merits in the marketplace.

For example, Norway's High new EV sales penetration

Good. Completely useless

The problem with ESG, rather than guilde societies in solving problems it was turned into a religion by climate change fanatics.

More like the opposite, ESG were turned into a devil by science denialists that refuse under any circumstance to accept the reality of climate change and its consequences.

LOTS of great environmental solutions in marketplaces across globe

Yet you have never provided a cost/benefit analysis to confirm these "great" solutions can actually be more productive.

Good. Completely useless

According to whom? Oil companies, big polluters?