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3 weeks ago |
marketplace.org | Reema Khrais |Zoe Saunders |Hayley Hershman |Alice Wilder
Have you ever wrestled with a work problem and didn’t know where to turn? “This Is Uncomfortable” host Reema Khrais is tackling listeners’ questions about sticky work problems in our new series, “Work Drama.” For this first installment, she’s joined by career coach and host of the Brown Ambition podcast, Mandi Woodruff-Santos. This week’s submissions run the gamut: One listener is dealing with their toxic bosses and the damage they leave in their wake.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Amy Scott |Caitlin Esch |Hayley Hershman |Sophia Paliza-Carre
Can we invest our way out of the climate crisis? That’s the question we started this series with, and in this episode, we try to answer that question. So far, we’ve been talking about the trillions of dollars of investor capital that could fund climate solutions or keep fueling the crisis. But what about our own money? What can we as individuals do to protect our savings from climate risk and not contribute to the problem?
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Amy Scott |Caitlin Esch |Hayley Hershman |Sophia Paliza-Carre
Over the past few years, ESG investing has moved from a mainstream strategy promoted by the biggest asset managers in the world to a polarizing topic. Financial firms have scrubbed the acronym from their websites, dropped out of net-zero initiatives, and stopped advertising their climate efforts. Some have proclaimed ESG dead and buried. But if so, who killed it and why? The pushback to ESG gained steam in 2021, when Texas passed Senate Bill 13, an anti-ESG law.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Amy Scott |Caitlin Esch |Hayley Hershman
About five years ago, environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing was all the rage. It’s a strategy that considers how issues like climate change might affect investments in the future. But long before ESG was a concept adopted by Wall Street, there were smaller investors weighing environmental and social issues: Religious investors. Sister Pat Daly, a Dominican nun from Caldwell, New Jersey, was a trailblazer among faith-based investors.
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1 month ago |
marketplace.org | Amy Scott |Caitlin Esch |Hayley Hershman |Sophia Paliza-Carre
Can capitalism save us from the climate crisis? In 2020 it seemed like the answer was “possibly.” That year, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink shook up the investment world in his annual letter to companies, in which he made climate change a major focus.
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