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Hi, hello again to my weekly newsletter. Supposedly, it is a very hip thing I learned from a Dutch ne
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November 22 - Issue #6
Your weekly focus on sustainable solutions to make Corporates, Cycling & Ourselves better + all that overlaps! from @, ex-bikeshop owner, agent @ and consultant @.
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Hi, hello again to my weekly newsletter. Supposedly, it is a very hip thing I learned from a Dutch newspaper this week. What is also hip is that governments are getting more and involved at the intersection between sustainability and investing. For instance, Sweden will require asset managers to report on climate change. And Andy Kessler accuses the US government of green politics by allowing them to integrate sustainability in their investment decision making. Good or bad? What do you think? See you next week! ps. Ride bikes in the winter, it makes you tough!
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Forcing Green Politics on Pension Funds
This column In The Wall Street Journal by Andy Kessler made me smile. His thesis is that the US Labor Department forces pension funds to divest their fossil-fuel holdings. I think he has totally misunderstood the guidance statement. It shows me there is still a wide world of investors out there who misinterpret how environmental and social issues can impact their investments. “Hey Andy, give me a call next time you are in Europe and let’s do coffee!”
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Shifting 10% Of Urban Trips To Cycling Could Save $24 Trillion By 2050
“By adopting bicycles and electric bikes for just 10% of urban trips, it would save some $24 trillion between now and 2050, as well as reducing GHG emissions from motor vehicles by about 11%.”
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MR PORTER Shows Us How To Iron A Shirt
It seems like a simple task, but MR PORTER shows us how to make sure our shirts are crisp and crease-free. As a traveling consultant, I would say this is an important skill to have.
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Cycling in the rain: How to survive it
Rule #9. But hey, nobody said to take advantage of ways to prepare, survive and recover from cycling in the rain.
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