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Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-02-14T14:55:23Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	** [[Water stress]]		** [[Water stress]]
	* [[Pollution]]		* [[Pollution]]
	** [[~~Resource~~ depletion \|Production material waste]]		** [[Nature depletion \|Production material waste]]
	** [[Packaging \|Packaging material and Waste]]		** [[Packaging \|Packaging material and Waste]]
	** [[ Air pollution\| Air]], [[Water pollution \| Water]] and [[Land pollution \| Land]] [[Pollution]]		** [[ Air pollution\| Air]], [[Water pollution \| Water]] and [[Land pollution \| Land]] [[Pollution]]

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-02-14T14:20:50Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	* [[Climate change]]		* [[Climate change]]
	** [[Greenhouse gas emission\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]		** [[Greenhouse gas emission\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]
	* [[~~Resource~~ depletion \| Natural resources]]		* [[Nature depletion\| Natural resources]]
	** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use		** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use
	** [[Material \|Raw material]] sourcing		** [[Material \|Raw material]] sourcing]]
	** [[Water stress]]		** [[Water stress]]
	* [[Pollution]]		* [[Pollution]]

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-02-14T13:41:25Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	Environmental is the most important one of the 3 because of the global warming crisis that is playing more and more an important role in our global society. Environmental is divided into different topics each contributing to climate change and global warming		Environmental is the most important one of the 3 because of the global warming crisis that is playing more and more an important role in our global society. Environmental is divided into different topics each contributing to climate change and global warming
	* [[Climate change]]		* [[Climate change]]
	** [[Greenhouse gas ~~emissions~~\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]		** [[Greenhouse gas emission\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]
	* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]		* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]
	** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use		** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-02-14T13:41:15Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	Environmental is the most important one of the 3 because of the global warming crisis that is playing more and more an important role in our global society. Environmental is divided into different topics each contributing to climate change and global warming		Environmental is the most important one of the 3 because of the global warming crisis that is playing more and more an important role in our global society. Environmental is divided into different topics each contributing to climate change and global warming
	* [[Climate change]]		* [[Climate change]]
	** [[~~Emissions~~\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]		** [[Greenhouse gas emissions\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]
	* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]		* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]
	** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use		** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use

Dian at 13:05, 26 January 2023

2023-01-26T13:05:28Z

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	#'''Consumers''', who use the data to make informed decisions about the products and services they purchase		#'''Consumers''', who use the data to make informed decisions about the products and services they purchase
	#'''Employees''', who use the data to evaluate the values and culture of a company before joining or continuing to work there.		#'''Employees''', who use the data to evaluate the values and culture of a company before joining or continuing to work there.

			= Pricing the E in ESG =
			To have the best effect of the E in ESG it should be priced. The amount of disruption of the environment caused by a company should be calculated to an amount of money that the company should pay or invest in other companies that restore what they disrupt. If the E in ESG is priced companies and products that are environmentally friendly are less expensive or have more profit. This would result in more urgency for environmental products or companies and innovation. Hydrogen cars and electric aeroplanes would already exist if environmental disruption by companies would be paid in money by the company itself because if that would be the case right now many large companies would not even have a profit because their disruption would be the same amount or even more than their profit.

			The E in ESG and how it is used right now is far from perfect however it has a big potential for helping and stimulating the world in becoming more environmentally friendly.

Dian: /* ESG */

2023-01-24T14:41:05Z

ESG

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	~~=ESG=~~
	ESG stands for environmental social governance and is used to indicate the sustainability of a company or organisation. ESG investing means that you only invest in companies that score better on the environment, for example, biodiversity, carbon dioxide emissions or on social for example suitable employment, or on governance, for instance, the way a company is governed. Investors are increasingly applying these non-financial factors as part of their analysis process to identify material risks and growth opportunities. ESG becomes more important and popular to use, however, ESG has no standard in disclosing ESG factors and information and there are no restrictions on how transparent a company has to be or that only a separate party can objectively decide the score of the ESG of a company. Because of this ESG is very potent for getting used by companies to greenwash or only used for the feelgood factor instead of making big changes in favour of the environment and global warming. ESG should get more restrictions and laws limiting the ways of reporting ESG and ways to use it as greenwashing so that ESG is transparent and trustworthy.		ESG stands for environmental social governance and is used to indicate the sustainability of a company or organisation. ESG investing means that you only invest in companies that score better on the environment, for example, biodiversity, carbon dioxide emissions or on social for example suitable employment, or on governance, for instance, the way a company is governed. Investors are increasingly applying these non-financial factors as part of their analysis process to identify material risks and growth opportunities. ESG becomes more important and popular to use, however, ESG has no standard in disclosing ESG factors and information and there are no restrictions on how transparent a company has to be or that only a separate party can objectively decide the score of the ESG of a company. Because of this ESG is very potent for getting used by companies to greenwash or only used for the feelgood factor instead of making big changes in favour of the environment and global warming. ESG should get more restrictions and laws limiting the ways of reporting ESG and ways to use it as greenwashing so that ESG is transparent and trustworthy.

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-01-24T09:14:03Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]		* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]
	** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use		** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use
	** [[~~Materials~~ \|Raw material]] sourcing		** [[Material \|Raw material]] sourcing
	** [[Water stress]]		** [[Water stress]]
	* [[Pollution]]		* [[Pollution]]

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-01-24T09:12:00Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	** [[Water stress]]		** [[Water stress]]
	* [[Pollution]]		* [[Pollution]]
	** [[~~Production materials~~ \|Production material waste]]		** [[Resource depletion \|Production material waste]]
	** [[Packaging \|Packaging material and Waste]]		** [[Packaging \|Packaging material and Waste]]
	** [[ Air pollution\| Air]], [[Water pollution \| Water]] and [[Land pollution \| Land]] [[Pollution]]		** [[ Air pollution\| Air]], [[Water pollution \| Water]] and [[Land pollution \| Land]] [[Pollution]]

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-01-24T09:09:49Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	** [[Emissions\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]		** [[Emissions\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]
	* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]		* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]
	** Biodiversity and Land use		** [[Biodiversity]] and Land use
	** Raw material sourcing		** [[Materials \|Raw material]] sourcing
	** Water stress		** [[Water stress]]
	* Pollution		* [[Pollution]]
	** Production material waste		** [[Production materials \|Production material waste]]
	** Packaging material and Waste		** [[Packaging \|Packaging material and Waste]]
	** Air, Water and Land pollution		** [[ Air pollution\| Air]], [[Water pollution \| Water]] and [[Land pollution \| Land]] [[Pollution]]

	==The 'S' of ESG==		==The 'S' of ESG==

Dian: /* The 'E' of ESG */

2023-01-24T09:04:53Z

The 'E' of ESG

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	* [[Climate change]]		* [[Climate change]]
	** [[Emissions\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]		** [[Emissions\|Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG)]]
	* [[Resource ~~Depletion~~ \| Natural resources]]		* [[Resource depletion \| Natural resources]]
	** Biodiversity and Land use		** Biodiversity and Land use
	** Raw material sourcing		** Raw material sourcing