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forbes.com | Alan Schwarz
Achieving net-zero, or the reduction or off-setting of greenhouse gasses to as close to zero as possible, by 2050 will cost nearly $300 trillion (about 7.5 percent of global GDP annually, on average), according to research by the consulting firm McKinsey & Co. Not achieving it, though, could cost double that, according to global reinsurance company Swiss Re. “If we understood that alternative more, the benefits of climate leadership would be more clear, and the markets would be pricing in...
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forbes.com | Alan Schwarz
Accessibility is about far more than wheelchair ramps or live captioning. The field has emerged as a bustling innovation hub, an educational imperative and—unapologetically—a business sector waiting to explode. “This isn’t charity. This isn’t just ‘doing the right thing,’” says Mike Buckley, CEO of Be My Eyes, whose software in Ray-Ban/Meta sunglasses connects blind and low-vision people to live, seeing volunteers who help them navigate the world.
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aalan009-96094.medium.com | Alan Schwarz
Sometimes catching fish is secondary when it comes to a fishing tripJack Steinberg didn’t get it and couldn’t understand it. His brother Eddie had joined him and six of his buddies for a fishing trip to the middle of nowhere and Eddie was not trying very hard to catch fish. What was the point of a fishing trip in pristine Northern Ontario? The answer was to take home your limit of Walleye. Eddie just didn’t seem to care. Eddie Steinberg loved flying in to the fishing camp.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | Alan Schwarz
The goal of net zero—reducing greenhouse-gas emissions to the point where they are offset by other efforts—remains decades from becoming a reality. But Forbes’ second-annual Net Zero Leaders list, scheduled to be published on May 29, ranks the 200 companies that are leading the way in transitioning to a low-carbon economy and adapting their business model to achieve sustainability targets. Forbes used data from research providers Sustainalytics and Morningstar to rank the companies.
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forbes.es | Alan Schwarz
Participar en iniciativas sociales, como asociarse con una organización benéfica o invertir en prácticas de producción sostenibles, ayuda a una marca a diferenciarse de sus competidores. Pero no todas las firmas lo hacen bien. Para que tenga impacto, la iniciativa debe estar en consonancia con los valores de sus clientes, y el esfuerzo de impacto social debe integrarse en el modelo de negocio de la marca, afirma Rob Pace, consejero delegado de la empresa de información al cliente HundredX.
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Thrilled to contribute to Baseball America again after 15 years -- fun time to be a baseball fan in New York! #mets #yankees @jimcallisMLB
I'm thrilled to have @alanschwarz back at Baseball America telling a story he knows well. Yes, we've had both New York teams in the MLB postseason before, but to have a 101-win and a 99-win New York team both in the postseason? That's something to savor. https://t.co/V74nN7J3Rp https://t.co/fKSOGvE2K9
RT @RichMcHugh: Former NYT investigative reporter, @alanschwarz — who BROKE the NFL Concussion story 15 years ago, on Tua: “We all saw…
Yeah, well tell that to Ted Johnson (@Teddyjradio), who he put into full-contact practice after concussion AGAINST medical recommendation and, according to Johnson, told him, "I had to see if you could play". https://t.co/kTsOxcVN4y
Paging Schwarz…. @alanschwarz … any thoughts here?
